DeWalt DWE7491RS 10-Inch Jobsite Table Saw with Rolling StandHobbyist

This is the saw a lot of woodworkers land on when they want jobsite portability without giving up rip accuracy. It suits a garage shop where the saw has to fold away between projects, and it holds up fine for hobbyists cutting cabinet parts, furniture stock, and sheet goods.

• The rack-and-pinion fence locks down square and stays put
• The 15-amp motor rips hardwood without bogging
• The rolling stand goes from folded to ready in a few seconds
• Storage on the saw keeps the guard, wrenches, and push stick close by

• It is heavy and awkward to lift on and off the stand by yourself
• The stock miter gauge feels cheap next to the rest of the saw
• Above-table dust collection lets fine dust escape
• The price has crept up over the years and now sits near the top of this range

It takes standard 10-inch blades and stacked dado sets up to 13/16 inch with the dado throat plate, sold separately. The fence and rails are part of the saw and are not meant to be swapped, so most owners upgrade the blade and add a shop vac at the 2.5-inch port.