DeWalt 10-Inch Table Saw DWE7491
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$49.99at Nwjkx, last seen Nov 2
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Our take on the DeWalt 10-Inch Table Saw DWE7491
The DeWalt DWE7491 is a portable jobsite table saw known for its rack-and-pinion fence system and 32.5-inch rip capacity. It features a 15-amp motor capable of cutting through hardwoods and pressure-treated lumber. The current market price typically fluctuates between $549 and $649 depending on whether the rolling stand is included.
Best forProfessional contractors needing jobsite mobilityWoodworkers with limited shop spaceDIYers building decks or large furniture
Pros
- Rack-and-pinion fence stays perfectly parallel
- Large 32.5-inch rip capacity for 4x8 sheets
- Integrated 2.5-inch dust collection port
- Onboard storage for guard, fence, and wrenches
Cons
- Stock miter gauge is often loose and imprecise
- Table surface can be prone to scratching
- Loud brushed motor compared to stationary saws
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DeWalt 10-Inch Table Saw DWE7491 price history
Lowest price we've seen: $49.99 on Nov 2 at Nwjkx. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.
What reviewers say
Users consistently rate this as the top portable saw for its reliable fence and power, though some note the table top isn't perfectly flat.
Pros
- Fence accuracy and ease of adjustment
- Powerful motor that doesn't bog down
- Effective dust extraction when vacuumed
- Compact footprint for storage
Cons
- Plastic components on the height adjustment
- Table flatness variations
- Poor quality of the included miter gauge
Specifications
- Type
- Benchtop
- Use
Questions and answers
- Does it support dado blades?
- Yes, the DWE7491 can accept a dado stack up to 13/16 inches wide, though a separate dado throat plate is required.
- Is the rolling stand included?
- The DWE7491RS model includes the rolling stand, while the base DWE7491 may be sold as the bare tool or with a stationary stand.
- How does it compare to the DWE7485?
- The DWE7491 uses a 10-inch blade and has a 32.5-inch rip capacity, whereas the DWE7485 uses a smaller 8.25-inch blade and has less rip capacity.
- What is the maximum depth of cut?
- It can cut up to 3-1/8 inches deep at a 90-degree angle and 2-1/4 inches at a 45-degree angle.










