While the DeWalt has a higher blade rpm than the Bosch, does it really make a difference? For an in-depth look at this subject, refer to this article.
We won’t spend time on the similarities of these saws instead, let’s take a look at the eight differences and whether they might matter to you when deciding on a purchase. Both have decent 2.4 horsepower motors, which, when coupled with the 10-inch blade, give you all the grunt you need for general cutting and ripping work. Key Features Comparedīoth of these saws are aimed at the job site and advanced home user category. Depending on your specific use, these may more than justify the extra few dollars. However, the Bosch 4100XC-10 Table Saw offers a couple more bells and whistles for the extra price that you won’t get on the DeWalt. It also has a couple of nice features the Bosch lacks. It is a bit cheaper and it’s a good honest bare-bones saw, particularly for newcomers to woodwork. Its definitely the rails but they seem pretty clean other than what part of it that i cant see even when the rails are extended all the way.ĭoes anyone have experience with this? Or does anyone know how to remove the rails? I cant find a lot of information/guides online and dont want to misalign anything by taking random bolts out trying to take the rails off.There’s not a huge price difference between these table saws, but if budget is your main driver, then the DeWalt DWE7491RS Table Saw is your choice. I took the fence off to make sure it wasnt digging into the table causing the rough gliding and the fence isnt the problem.
It doesnt glide nearly as free as it did during my first use. Today is about a week later and i go to use the saw again but realize the fence is very hard to move. Its pretty hard to remove, Im going to try some goo gone on it in tonight in attempt to clean it.Īlso while ripping the 2x10's, the fence would move on me when in locked positoin so I tightened the locking mechanism spring with the 2 bolts under the table. However I noticed a green sawdust residue left over on a lot of parts of my saw, including the table, riving knife and blade. I had some trouble getting through some of them but got the job done. Plus I checked the floor model at lowes and mine is way more aligned than theirs.Īnyways the first time i used it, I ripped a bunch of wet pressure treated pine 2x10's. The fence was not 100% square and the table was not 100% flat but im told jobsite saws have a level of acceptability from the manufactures thats lower than what you would expect from an expensive cabinet saw. I purchased a dewalt 7491 jobsite table saw recently and went through the process of tuning it and aligning it as best as i could.
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