Well this is what I decided on what Table saw(s) I am going to Buy

In that case - I'd go with the Craftsman based on what you've said here. I haven't looked at either saw so this is not an endorsement of the Craftsman saw - it's a reaction to what you state above. Wheels can go on any saw easily. A good fence is something you'll spend money on quickly if the saw you buy doesn't have one. Good fences cost more than wheels. And - they're more critical to good woodworking than wheels.

OK - I spent all of that time writing that, I'm going to leave it. But - I just looked at both saws on the web. The Craftsman saw, by most measures is a far superior saw design than the Rigid. It is a cabinet saw design versus a table saw design. The fence system on the Craftsman is one which several here have had experience and have vouched for. It's still what is on my table saw and I love it. It's still as solid and as accurate as when I put it on. It looks like the Rigid might use the same fence, but I can't really tell from the picture.

All I can offer is my opinion, but all other things being equal, I'd go with the Craftsman simply based on the cabinet design over the Rigid.

I have the Craftsman you are looking at and I have no hesitation to recomment it to you. I have mine mounted on a Shop Fox mobile base. The fence is not the Bies that you get on the $950 model but it is still quite acceptible.

Lee