Are these two the same saw?

Yes. Both are the DeWalt DCS7485B 60V Max FlexVolt 8-1/4 in. table saw with a brushless motor, rack and pinion fence and 4x8 rip capacity. The listings differ mainly in whether a battery and charger are included.

Which is better if I own no DeWalt batteries?

The kit. A 60V FlexVolt battery and charger cost more than the $32.99 difference between $555.00 and $587.99, so the bare tool is the worse deal from scratch.

Can it rip a full 4x8 sheet?

Yes. The rack and pinion telescoping fence gives both versions the capacity to rip 4x8 sheet goods. You still need outfeed support for full sheets.

How deep will it cut?

The bare tool listing gives 2-1/2 in. at 90° and 1-3/4 in. at 45°. That covers most 2x lumber; deep cuts in thick hardwood may need two passes.

Is the extra money for the kit worth it?

Only if you lack a 60V battery and charger. If you already own FlexVolt packs, the bare tool at $555.00 saves you money for the same saw.

How heavy is it to carry?

The kit lists 45.0 lb net tool weight; the bare tool listing gives 53.4 lb package weight. Both are one-person carries but heavy for stairs or a truck bed.

DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw vs DeWalt FlexVolt 60V Table Saw

Both listings describe the same DeWalt DCS7485B 60V Max FlexVolt 8-1/4 in. table saw; the difference is what is in the box. Product B is listed with a battery and charger, while Product A is the bare tool. As of November 3, 2026, the bare tool is $555.00 at Garage And Fab and the kit is $587.99 at The Home Depot. Buy the bare tool if you already own FlexVolt batteries; buy the kit if you don't, since a 60V battery and charger cost more than the $32.99 gap.

Today the DeWalt DCS7485B 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless Table Saw costs $32.99 less at its best price.

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