Table Saw, Jobsite w/ Stand Check Availability

Description

DeWalt 10" Jobsite Table Saw (DWE7491RS). Table saws are used for making precision rip cuts, crosscuts, and dado cuts in wood.

The Table Saw features include:

• 32-1/2 in rip capacity
• 3-1/8 in depth-of-cut at 90 deg. and 2-1/4 in at 45 deg.
• 2-1/2 in Dust Collection Port 
• 15 Amp motor
• Narrow rip auxiliary fence
• Rolling, folding stand for portability

The Table Saw also comes with a blade guard assembly (includes anti-kickback assembly), fence, riving knife, miter gauge, blade wrenches, and a push stick--all stored onboard.

Also known as: Bench Saw, Circular Saw

Often Used With: Push Blocks

Similar to: Circular Saw

Intended Uses

By design, this Table Saw is used for ripping, crosscutting, beveling, mitering, and dadoing wood.

Please do not use this table saw for cutting metal, cement board, or masonry!

Special Instructions

Please use the full blade guard assembly, provided for your safety!

Tool Resources

Diagram

Image source: DeWalt Instruction Manual

Instructions & Resources

Glossary (terms sourced from The Home Depot):

• Crosscut - A cut that is made against the grain or narrow grain of a board.
  
• Ripping cut - A cut along the length of a board.
• Dado cut - A slot or square-walled, flat-bottom channel cut across the grain of wood. It is a groove cut into one piece of wood into which another piece of wood will fit snugly, allowing for seamless box joints.
  

More:

• PDF: Instruction Manual
• Web Copy:  “How to Use a Table Saw” by The Home Depot. A basic overview of the types, function, and safety for using table saws.