'Nuf said.īevel Adjustment: See my comments about the miter gauge as a point of reference. But then again, it's a jobsite saw - I'm not making fine furniture with it. The accessory on this saw has a little too much slop and is more than a little difficult to fit back into its storage clips for my taste. I'm spoiled and I like the precision miter gauge on my 36-元00.
And as always, we recommend using it whenever possible.ĭust Port: It works OK, and will probably be fine for most users. Once I figured out the trick (and maybe there isn't a trick, maybe I'm just not the sharpest tool in the shed), it seats nicely every time. The cord wrap and blade-change wrench storage are handy, as well - conveniently located on the left side of the saw - easy to access whenever necessary.īlade Guard Storage: During assembly of the saw, I'll admit I had a difficult time figuring out how to store the blade guard in its storage clamp. And the measuring scale is large, bright, and easy to read. The dual-position fence is also handy when cutting sheet goods, both thick and thin. The rack and pinion rail system is top-notch and I felt like I could really dial in exactly what I needed. Precision Fence: This is where the saw shines. The key, of course, is to replace it in its holder after each use. Dewalt's storage hooks put the tool exactly where it needs to be, so it can be used without even really thinking about it. Having had my share of run-ins with saw blades, I'm keenly aware of the value of the push stick, but it's not always handy at the moment its most needed. My favorite is the location for the push stick. Loved these on the Dewalt Workstand, too!
Also, setting it up is a breeze, thanks to the leg-lock levers. Portability/Storage: Aside from the obvious portability aspect of this saw, the fact that it has such convenient on-board storage for its accessories is a big plus. I've used the saw to cut everything from rock-hard 50-year-old ash to pine plywood and have never had a problem with its power curve. Power to spare: The 15 amp/4800 rpm motor gives this saw plenty of power to rip and cross-cut the densest materials. I'll go over the pros and cons of this tool in more detail below, but you can see it in action in our latest video review: Dewalt DWE749 Table Saw Review I've used a lot of table saws through the years and my favorite for the shop remains the Delta Unisaw 36-元00, but the Dewalt DWE7491 jobsite table saw has become my go-to workhorse when I have to work out in the field, or when the Unisaw is out of commission in the shop.
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