
The DEWALT DWE7485 is a corded 15 Amp, 8-1/4-inch compact portable jobsite table saw designed for accuracy, portability, and handling a wide range of cuts, including ripping 4x8 plywood sheets. It features a powerful 5800 RPM motor, rack & pinion telescoping fence for precise adjustments, and a Site-Pro Modular Guarding System for tool-free guard changes.
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Expert Opinion
Experts from Pro Tool Reviews, Wood Magazine, and Fine Woodworking praise the DEWALT DWE7485 for its balance of power and portability. It is considered the best compact saw for professionals needing to rip 4x8 sheets without a full-size trailer setup. Reviewers highlight the fence precision and motor consistency, though deductions are made for dust management capabilities.
What Users Say
Everyday consumers and professionals rate the saw highly, citing its ability to handle sheet goods easily and its durable construction. Users frequently praise the accuracy of the fence and the safety features. The most common complaint is the lack of dust collection, followed by requests for wheels and limitations on left-side rip capacity.
Common Complaints
Dust management issues due to no port, limited left rip capacity, and desire for transport wheels.
What People Are Saying
“Rips 4x8 sheets like butter”
“Fence is dead accurate and smooth”
“Portable yet powerful—takes abuse on job sites”
“Great safety features saved my fingers”
“Dust everywhere—no port”
How It Compares
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vs. Bosch GTS1031
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