 Blade Diameter: 250 mm |
 Power: 2000 W |
 Max cutting height: 77 mm |
 Max ripping width: 825 mm |
| Arbor size: 30 mm | Weight: 26.6 kg |
| Blade Tilt: -3° to 48°° |
The DeWalt DWE7491 is a popular jobsite saw that is known for its great fence system and portability. It has been succeeded by the new DWE7492, which is mostly the same machine apart from a few minor improvements.
The table saw is quite light (26kg) compared to similar machines like the Bosch GTS 10 XC (36kg). It is often sold as a package deal with a foldable rolling stand (DWE74911).
One of the main reasons this saw is so popular is due to its excellent fence. The fence is secured both on the front and the back, which isn’t always the case on jobsite sites. This eliminates any flex from pressure of wood against the fence.
Besides the fence not flexing, its position can also be set very accurately, thanks to the rack and pinion system. It has this on both the front and back of the fence, which guarantees that the position stays accurate on both ends and parallel to the saw blade.
The mitre gauge on the DWE7491 is infamous, because many people complain about it. It has too much play, and you need to use some tape or some other fix to make it actually usable. The mitre gauge itself is also extremely simple, with no stops for specific angles. The best option is probably to buy a separate higher quality mitre gauge.
Note about the arbor: While the EU version has a 30mm arbor, the US one has a 5/8″ sized arbor. This is important when buying new blades (although you could use a reducer ring). You can find all blades that fit the US DWE7491 on Amazon here (we’ve filtered for ones that fit).
Reliable jobsite saw with excellent fence. Combines accuracy with transportability.
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Reviews and Videos
Presentation of the DWE7491
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Short presentation going over all the features of the DWE7491 by Toolstop. Not objective (they're sellers), but still gives a good overview of the machine.
Building a Mobile Workbench for the DWE7491
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Building a Mobile Workbench for the DWE7491 by Cornerfield Shop.
Making a Crosscut Sled for the DWE7491
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Cornerfield Shop shows how to make a nice Crosscut Sled for the DWE7491.
Simple fix for the Mitre Gauge
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Tip from a DWE7491 user: Put some painter's tape on the mitre gauge to eliminate the play. Some other good tips in the comments too.
Adding an Incra Miter Gauge to the DeWalt 7491
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Hansang Bae shows some clever DIY fixes on how to make an Incra Miter gauge fit perfectly with the 7491.
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All the specs and options for the DeWalt DWE7491
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| Weight (standard configuration) | 26.6 kg |
| Motor | |
| Motor Voltage | 1x 230V |
| Extra Features and Options | |
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| Option |
| Table Saw | |
|---|---|
| Maximum Cutting Height | 77 mm |
| Maximum Ripping Width | 825 mm |
| Table Dimensions | 670 x 630 mm |
| Saw blade | |
| Saw Blade Diameter | 250 mm |
| Tilt | -3° to 48°° |
| Arbor diameter | 30 mm |
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It looks like the original European version, now replaced by DWE7492, was identical except for the arbor and power cord. If this is true, could I convert the American version to 220v without smoking the motor?