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DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw vs DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)

These are the same saw: the DCS7485B is the bare tool, the DCS7485T1 is the kit with a FLEXVOLT battery and fast charger. Buy the kit if you own no 60V batteries, since a battery and charger alone cost more than the $45 gap. As of November 3, 2026, the bare tool is $555.00 at Garage And Fab and the kit is $599.99 at ToolKing.com. If you already run FLEXVOLT packs, the bare tool is the cheaper path.

Today the DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw costs $44.99 less at its best price.

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DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw

DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw

4.5· 141 ratings
$555.00at Garage And FabObserved at 8:24 PM
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Choose the DCS7485B if you already own 60V MAX FLEXVOLT batteries and a charger, and want the lowest entry price.

Pros
  • Lowest price of the two at $555.00
  • Same 8-1/4 in blade, 5,800 rpm and 24 in rip capacity as the kit
  • Right choice if you already own FLEXVOLT batteries

What separates them

DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table SawDEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)
What's in the boxBare tool only, no battery or chargerOne FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX battery plus fast charger
Price as of November 3, 2026$555.00 at Garage And Fab$599.99 at ToolKing.com
Blade size and speed8-1/4 in, 5,800 rpm8-1/4 in, 5,800 rpm brushless
Rip capacityRips 4x8 sheet goods with telescoping rack and pinion fence24 in rip capacity, rips 4x8 plywood and OSB
Cut depth at 45 degrees2-1/2 in at 90 degrees; bevel 2 right to 47 left1-3/4 in at 45 degrees; bevel to 47 degrees
Weight53.4 lb package weight45.0 lb net tool weight
ExtrasSite-Pro tool-free guarding, miter gauge, blade includedAdds power-loss reset, electric brake, metal roll cage base, onboard storage

Price history

$587.99$317.48
Nov 2Nov 4
  • DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw: lowest $317.48 on Nov 2 at Tool Academy; $379.00 on Nov 4.
  • DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1): lowest $587.99 on Nov 4.

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DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw

  • Garage And FabNew

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    $555.00Observed at 8:24 PM
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  • Home DepotNew

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    $587.99Observed at 8:23 PM
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  • Fasteners Tool OutletNew

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    $599.00Free shippingObserved at 8:23 PM
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Specs compared

SpecDeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table SawDEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)
Material CompatibilityAll common materialsWood, All common materials
Cutting MaterialAll common materialsWood, All common materials
Weight53.4 (Package Weight)45.0 lbs (Net Tool Weight)
Power SourceBattery, Cordless ElectricCordless Electric, Battery
CordlessYesYes
Voltage60V60 V
Battery IncludedNoYes
Power HighlightsFLEXVOLT, Bare tool, Sold as tool onlyWith Battery
Electric CurrentDC6.0 ampere hour
Cutting Capacity

What reviewers say

DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw

Owners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 141 ratings. Most praise the cordless convenience and the ability to rip full sheets on site, while some complain about weight and battery drain under heavy cuts.

Pros
  • Cuts like a corded saw on a charged FlexVolt pack
  • Fence stays accurate after transport
  • Rips full 4x8 sheets with the rails extended
Cons
  • Heavy to move up stairs and into trucks
  • Batteries drain quickly in thick hardwood
  • Bare-tool price adds up once batteries are bought

DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)

Reviewers value the cordless convenience and call the saw precise and easy to use, with several saying it matches a 15 amp corded table saw. One long-term owner reports it struggles with heavy ripping work.

Pros

Questions and answers

Is the DCS7485B the same saw as the DCS7485T1?
Yes. Both are the 8-1/4 in, 60V MAX FLEXVOLT table saw with a brushless motor, 5,800 rpm and 24 in rip capacity. The B is the bare tool; the T1 adds a battery and charger.
Which is better if I own no DeWalt batteries?
The DCS7485T1 kit. At $599.99 at ToolKing.com it includes a FLEXVOLT battery and fast charger, which costs more than the $45 gap over the $555.00 bare tool.
Can it rip a full 4x8 sheet?
Yes, with the rack and pinion telescoping fence at 24 in rip capacity. It handles plywood and OSB, but reviewers say it struggles with heavy 2-by lumber ripping.
How deep will it cut at 45 degrees?
The kit lists 1-3/4 in at 45 degrees. The bare tool lists 2-1/2 in at 90 degrees, so plan on flipping thick stock for bevel cuts.
Is the kit worth the extra $45?
Yes if you need a battery. A single FLEXVOLT pack and charger cost well over $45, and the pack also runs 20V MAX tools.

More comparisons

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  • DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1) vs DeWalt FlexVolt 60V Table Saw
Tool-free Site-Pro guarding and rack and pinion fence
Cons
  • No battery or charger, so add roughly $150-$250 if you own none
  • Heavier listed package weight of 53.4 lb
  • No power-loss reset or electric brake listed
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DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)

DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)

$599.99at ToolKing.comObserved at 8:24 PM
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Choose the DCS7485T1 if you are starting from scratch and want a battery and fast charger in the box for about $45 more.

Pros
  • Battery and fast charger included for $599.99
  • Brushless motor with electric brake and power-loss reset
  • Metal roll cage base with onboard storage for guard, fence and wrenches
  • Battery works in 20V MAX tools too
Cons
  • About $45 more than the bare tool
  • One battery only, so long ripping sessions need a spare
  • Reviewers say it struggles ripping 2-by lumber
Battery platformRuns on 60V MAX FLEXVOLT packs you supplyShips with a 20V/60V FLEXVOLT pack that also fits 20V MAX tools
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DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)

  • ToolKing.comNew

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    $599.99Observed at 8:24 PM
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Capacity to rip 4x8 sheet goods
Rip 4 x 8 sheet goods
Cutting Depth2 1/2 In (at 90°)1 3/4 in (at 45°)
Cutting ThicknessN/A In (max width of dado)8-1/4 in (max width of dado)
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SpecDeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table SawDEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Cordless Table Saw (DCS7485T1)
Cutting Bevel2 Degrees Right to 47 Degrees Left47 ° (maximum)
Cutting Angle45°45°
Cutting GuidesMiter gaugeMiter gauge
Cutting FenceRack and pinion telescoping fence rails, Rip fe…Rack and pinion telescoping fence rails
Blade Diameter8-1/4 in—
Blade Length19—
Blade TypeCircular—
Blade Change SystemTool free adjustments of the guarding (Site-Pro…—
Blade Arbor Size5/8 in—
Blade IncludedYes—
Blade MaterialCarbide—
Blade Speed5800 rpm—
Miter Capacity—45 degrees (table tilt right max)
Safety Highlights—Blade Guard System
Electric Brake—Yes
Motor Amperage—0
Motor Power—Power to cut all common materials
Motor Speed—5800 rpm (no load)
Motor Type—Brushless
  • Cordless convenience for remote locations
  • Power comparable to a 15 amp corded table saw
  • Precise and easy to use
  • Fine for trim and plywood
  • Cons
    • Struggles to rip 2-by lumber
    Reviews
    • I had been looking at the various brands and models of portable table saws for about a year. Hon...