Can it rip a full 4x8 sheet of plywood?

Yes. The 32-1/2 inch rip capacity to the right of the blade covers a full sheet width when the fence is set up correctly, though a sheet that size is easier with an outfeed support.

Does it take a dado stack?

Yes. It accepts a dado stack up to 13/16 inch wide on its 5/8 inch arbor.

What blade comes in the box?

A 10-inch 24-tooth carbide blade, along with the blade guard assembly and manual. The 24-tooth blade is suited to framing and rough rips, so most buyers add a finer-tooth blade for finish work.

How deep will it cut at 45 degrees?

2-1/4 inches at 45 degrees, against 3-1/8 inches at 90 degrees.

Does it need a special circuit?

It runs on standard 120V household current, but the 15 amp motor draws near the limit of a 15 amp circuit, so a 20 amp circuit is safer when cutting hardwoods.

How does it compare with a 10-inch jobsite saw with a smaller rip fence?

It gives up some portability but adds roughly 8 inches of rip capacity over typical 24 to 25 inch jobsite saws, which matters most when cutting sheet goods.

Where is the DEWALT 10 In. Table Saw cheapest?

At Canastim, for $53.46, as of our latest check.

DEWALT 10 In. Table Saw

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DEWALT 10 In. Table Saw

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Our take on the DEWALT 10 In. Table Saw

A corded 10-inch contractor table saw with a 15 amp motor and a 32-1/2 inch rip capacity to the right of the blade. It cuts 3-1/8 inches deep at 90 degrees and 2-1/4 inches at 45 degrees, and it runs on a rolling stand. That rip capacity beats most jobsite saws in its class, which typically stop around 24 to 25 inches. It suits trim carpenters, remodelers and serious home woodworkers who need to break down sheet goods and rip wide stock on site. The trade-offs are the brushed motor, the weight of the rolling stand and the basic 24-tooth blade it ships with.

Best forJobsite and remodel carpentryRipping wide sheet goods and lumberHome woodworkers with limited shop spaceCutting dados and bevels up to 45 degrees

Pros

32-1/2 inch rip capacity to the right of the blade
15 amp motor with 4,800 RPM for hardwoods
3-1/8 inch depth of cut at 90 degrees
Rolling stand makes a heavy saw movable
Accepts a dado stack up to 13/16 inch
Standard 5/8 inch arbor takes common 10-inch blades

Cons

Brushed motor needs brush service over time
Ships with a 24-tooth blade meant for rough framing cuts
Heavy and bulky even on the rolling stand
Dust collection is mediocre without a shop vac hooked up

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What reviewers say

Owners rate this saw as a solid jobsite performer with rip capacity that few competitors match. Most praise the power and the fence once it is dialed in. Complaints center on the stock blade, dust and the effort of moving it.

What people mention

Rip capacityPraisedOwners say the 32-1/2 inch right-side rip handles full sheet goods and wide trim without a second saw.
Motor powerPraisedReviewers report the 15 amp motor cuts thick hardwood without bogging down.
Stock bladeCriticisedThe 24-tooth carbide blade is called a rough framer that leaves tear-out on finish cuts.
Dust collectionCriticisedSawdust escapes out the back and around the table unless a shop vac is connected.
PortabilityMixedThe rolling stand helps on flat ground, but owners still find the saw heavy to load and unload.
Fence setupMixedThe fence is accurate once adjusted, but several owners say it needs alignment out of the box.

About the DEWALT 10 In. Table Saw

The DEWALT 10 In. Table Saw is a corded jobsite-style table saw with a 15 amp brushed motor that runs at 4800 RPM. It uses a 10-inch blade and has a 32-1/2 in. rip capacity.

It cuts to a depth of 3-1/8 in. at 90 degrees and 2-1/4 in. at 45 degrees. The table measures 21-7/8 in. by 26-3/8 in. A 10-inch 24-tooth carbide blade is included, along with a blade guard assembly.

Blade diameter: 10 in.
Included blade: 10 in. 24-tooth carbide blade
Motor: 15 amp, brushed
Speed: 4800 RPM
Voltage: 120V
Power source: Corded
Rip capacity: 32-1/2 in. to the right of the blade; 22 in. to the left of the blade
Depth of cut at 90°: 3-1/8 in.
Depth of cut at 45°: 2-1/4 in.
Table size: 21-7/8 in. x 26-3/8 in.
Max dado width: 13/16 in.
Arbor size: 5/8 in.
In the box: 1 table saw, 10 in. 24-tooth carbide blade, blade guard assembly, manual

Specifications

Blade diameter: 10 in.Source
Motor power: 15 ampSource
Rip capacity: 32-1/2 in.Source
Depth of cut at 90: 3-1/8 in.Source
Depth of cut at 45

Questions and answers

Can it rip a full 4x8 sheet of plywood?: Yes. The 32-1/2 inch rip capacity to the right of the blade covers a full sheet width when the fence is set up correctly, though a sheet that size is easier with an outfeed support.
Does it take a dado stack?: Yes. It accepts a dado stack up to 13/16 inch wide on its 5/8 inch arbor.
What blade comes in the box?: A 10-inch 24-tooth carbide blade, along with the blade guard assembly and manual. The 24-tooth blade is suited to framing and rough rips, so most buyers add a finer-tooth blade for finish work.
How deep will it cut at 45 degrees?: 2-1/4 inches at 45 degrees, against 3-1/8 inches at 90 degrees.
Does it need a special circuit?: It runs on standard 120V household current, but the 15 amp motor draws near the limit of a 15 amp circuit, so a 20 amp circuit is safer when cutting hardwoods.
How does it compare with a 10-inch jobsite saw with a smaller rip fence?: It gives up some portability but adds roughly 8 inches of rip capacity over typical 24 to 25 inch jobsite saws, which matters most when cutting sheet goods.
Where is the DEWALT 10 In. Table Saw cheapest?: At Canastim, for $53.46, as of our latest check.