Dewalt DWE7491RS 10" Jobsite Table Saw

Key Features

Full Sheet Capacity

The 32-1/2 inch right rip capacity lets this jobsite table saw handle larger shelving, plywood, and trim without feeling undersized on site.

Fence That Stays True

The rack and pinion telescoping fence system makes adjustments fast and repeatable, so you spend less time nudging the fence and more time cutting accurately.

Ready to Move

A rolling stand, retracting fence rails, and onboard storage make the DEWALT DWE7491RS easy to set up, break down, and keep organized between cuts.

Overview

The DEWALT DWE7491RS 10-In. Jobsite Table Saw and Rolling Stand is built for contractors, remodelers, trim crews, and serious DIY users who need real rip capacity in a portable package. This is a corded jobsite table saw designed for ripping sheet goods, trim material, and hardwood on the jobsite . Model Number: DWE7491RS . If you need a saw that can travel, set up quickly, and still handle bigger material than most portable saws, this is the one that gets looked at first for a reason.

The big story here is capacity and control. A 15 amp motor and 4,800 RPM blade speed give the saw enough muscle to rip hardwoods and larger stock without bogging down as quickly as lighter-duty portable saws. The 32-1/2 inch right rip capacity is what makes it genuinely useful for shelving, plywood breakdown, and wider trim work. You also get a 24 inch left rip capacity, plus a flip-over ripping fence for narrow rip cuts when accuracy matters more than raw width.

Where this saw separates itself from a lot of competing jobsite table saws is the fence system. DEWALT's rack and pinion telescoping fence rails make adjustments fast, smooth, and predictable. That matters because a portable table saw is only as good as the fence you trust on repeated cuts. Instead of fighting a fence that needs to be squared up every time you move it, this setup is built to stay aligned and save time when you are running repeated cuts in framing lumber, trim stock, or sheet goods.

The tabletop gives you useful support for real material, not just short offcuts. DEWALT lists the table at roughly 21-7/8 inches by 26-3/8 inches, with additional material support for narrow rips. Cut capacity is strong for a portable saw, with a maximum depth of cut of 3-1/8 inches at 90 degrees and 2-1/4 inches at 45 degrees. That means it can handle common jobsite wood cutting tasks with enough depth for thicker stock while still giving you bevel capability when the work calls for it.

From a jobsite practicality standpoint, the rolling stand is a major reason people buy this model instead of a benchtop-only saw. It is designed for easy setup and breakdown with good stability once deployed, so you are not wrestling a saw onto improvised stands or sacrificing working height. Telescoping fence rails retract to keep the footprint more compact for transport and storage, and the onboard storage system keeps the fence, blade guard assembly, riving knife, miter gauge, wrenches, push stick, and cord wrap with the saw instead of scattered in the truck.