This isn't as slick as the previous deal of $299 with stand. But still a good deal for those who previously missed it.
15 Amp Corded 8-1/4 in. Compact Jobsite Tablesaw with Compact Table Saw Stand
Product Overview
Model#: DWE7485WS
Sku#: 1005527552
Internet#: 313820771
- Maximized for accuracy and capacity, this 8-1/4 in. table saw includes onboard storage for blade guard assembly, non-through cut riving knife, anti-kickback pawls, blade change wrenches, miter gauge and push stick.
- The powerful DEWALT 15 Amp, 5800 RPM motor allows users to complete a majority of applications.
- The rack and pinion fence allow for fast, easy adjustments and provides the capacity to rip 4x8 sheet goods. Includes compact table saw stand.
- Compact size for ease of transportation and storage
- Power-loss reset prevents accidental re-starts following a power disruption when the tool is left in the on position
- Blade brake
- On-board storage for guard, fence, wrenches, and miter gauge
- Metal roll cage base for Jobsite durability
- The site-pro modular guarding system allows for tool-free adjustments of the guarding
- DW7451: heavy-duty tube steel construction provides the strength you need for safe operation
- DW7451: support bar hardware holes for secure fastening of saw to the stand
- DW7451: designed for use with the DW7480 compact job site table saw, DCS7485 60-Volt table saw, and DW745 compact table saw
- DW7451: lightweight for easy storage and transport
- DW7451: backed by a 3-year limited warranty
- DW7451: folds flat for easy handling
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The saw is really nice, completely "nuts on" accurate without me having to adjust anything.
Really, the only flaw with the 8 1/4 type saws like this, is that you can't do Dado cuts with it.
For me, it isn't such a big deal, as I can do Dados with my router.
But it definitely is something to be aware of.
The saw is really nice, completely "nuts on" accurate without me having to adjust anything.
Really, the only flaw with the 8 1/4 type saws like this, is that you can't do Dado cuts with it.
For me, it isn't such a big deal, as I can do Dados with my router.
But it definitely is something to be aware of.
I too can live without dado as a guide and router works well.
The saw is really nice, completely "nuts on" accurate without me having to adjust anything.
Really, the only flaw with the 8 1/4 type saws like this, is that you can't do Dado cuts with it.
For me, it isn't such a big deal, as I can do Dados with my router.
But it definitely is something to be aware of.
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Question is, why would you buy an 8-1/4" saw that is limited for everything but power. The 10" saws cut thicker materials, have same power, but with same rotation speeds, there are more teeth cutting per rotation and blades are typically cheaper with a wide variety available most anywhere..
In this case, DeWalt is just too expensive, whereas, a saw like the 10" Ridgid [homedepot.com] is just as cheap at regular price, does more and with the LSI, a lifetime service agreement. If on a budget, at $189 I would have to take a look at the Ryobi [homedepot.com] in person. Either and other models may very well come on sale at sites like Direct Tools [directtoolsoutlet.com] that we see on here often enough.
Question is, why would you buy an 8-1/4" saw that is limited for everything but power. The 10" saws cut thicker materials, have same power, but with same rotation speeds, there are more teeth cutting per rotation and blades are typically cheaper with a wide variety available most anywhere..
In this case, DeWalt is just too expensive, whereas, a saw like the 10" Ridgid [homedepot.com] is just as cheap at regular price, does more and with the LSI, a lifetime service agreement. If on a budget, at $189 I would have to take a look at the Ryobi [homedepot.com] in person. Either and other models may very well come on sale at sites like Direct Tools [directtoolsoutlet.com] that we see on here often enough.
same price, but dewalt has better reviews and is 8 1/4 vs Ridgid 10. I doubt I will have to do any 4" rips, so 8 1/4 doesn't bother me.
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Not sure about size of table to blade rules changing, but the 10" Ridgid with stand is a bit larger table. There are pros and cons to the Ridgid LSI, otherwise the Lifetime Service Agreement that is basically a lifetime warranty... but a lot of people are quite happy they have had it as the price of these tools continue to increase. Not so long ago, you could buy a portable 10" direct drive table saw with stand for less than $150, even $100 for off brands that got the job done for the homeowner/hobbyist.
We have one radial 8-1/4" saw that because of lack of availability locally, I typically buy blades from Amazon, but depending on material thickness, can also use a cheaper 5/8" arbor, 7-1/4" blade that can be found most anywhere on this table saw.... just maybe go a little slower with some varieties of wood, or buy a blade with more teeth than normally used with the 8-1/4" for similar results.
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