- How does it compare with DeWalt's smaller jobsite saws?
- It offers a much wider rip capacity and a rack-and-pinion fence, at the cost of more weight and a larger footprint. Compact models are easier to carry but rip narrower.
- Can one person move it?
- Yes. The stand folds and rolls, so one person can move it, though lifting it into a truck is heavy work.
- Does it need assembly?
- Yes. The stand and table need assembly, and the fence and blade should be checked and tuned before accurate cuts.
- What saw blade size does it take?
- It uses a 10-inch blade with a 5/8-inch arbor, the common size for jobsite saws.
- Can it cut sheet goods?
- Its 32 1/2-inch rip capacity covers many sheet-goods cuts, but full sheets still need support and care.
- Is dust collection included?
- It has a dust port for a shop vac or collector. Without one, dust escapes around the blade and table.
- Where is the DW 10'' Jobsite Table Saw 32 1/2'' Rip Capacity and Rolling Stand DWE7491RS cheapest?
- At FFG, for $49.99, as of our latest check.