DEWALT Table Saw, 10 Inch, 32-1/2 Inch Rip Capacity, 15 Amp Motor, With Rolling/Collapsible Stand
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Our take on the DEWALT Table Saw, 10 Inch, 32-1/2 Inch Rip Capacity, 15 Amp Motor, With Rolling/Collapsible Stand
The DeWalt 10-inch table saw is a jobsite-style saw with a 15 amp motor and a 32-1/2 inch rip capacity, mounted on a rolling, collapsible stand. The wide rip capacity lets it cut sheet goods and long stock that compact bench saws cannot handle. The stand folds and rolls, so one person can move it between a truck and a work area. It suits contractors and serious home woodworkers who need portability without giving up capacity; it is heavier and bulkier than a benchtop saw and less precise than a cabinet saw.
- 15 amp motor handles hardwoods and thick stock
- 32-1/2 inch rip capacity covers full sheet goods
- Rolling collapsible stand folds for transport
- Rack-and-pinion fence adjusts and locks from the front
- 10-inch blade takes common dado stacks
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What reviewers say
Owners rate this saw highly for its power and wide rip capacity, and many call the rolling stand a deciding factor. Complaints center on weight, setup time and dust.
- PowerPraisedOwners say the 15 amp motor cuts thick hardwood without stalling.
- Rip capacityPraisedThe 32-1/2 inch capacity lets users rip full sheets and long stock.
- PortabilityMixedThe stand rolls and folds well, but the saw is heavy to lift into a truck.
- DustCriticised
Questions and answers
- Can it rip a full 4x8 sheet?
- Yes. The 32-1/2 inch rip capacity covers a full sheet width when the fence is at its far right. You still need outfeed support for long cuts.
- Does the stand fold up?
- Yes. The stand collapses and rolls on its wheels, so it stores against a wall or fits in a truck bed.
- What blade size does it take?
- It uses a 10-inch blade with a 5/8 inch arbor, the common size for table saw blades and dado stacks.
- Is it good for a home shop?
- Yes, if you have room to roll it out and cut sheet goods. It is heavier and louder than a small benchtop saw, so a garage with tight stairs may not suit it.
- Does it need a dedicated circuit?
- The 15 amp motor draws close to a full 15 amp circuit under load. Run it on a 20 amp circuit or a circuit with little else on it to avoid tripping breakers.
