Podręcznik użytkownika i instrukcje Dewalt Dwe7480

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If you have any other specific questions about the Dewalt dwe7480 table saw please let me know and I will be happy to answer them! I have really enjoyed this table saw considering the price I paid! Take care.

What a great comprehensive review. Much appreciated. Just got the 7491RS and am looking forward to using it. My Powermatic 66 is amazing but not portable and this fills that need.

Thanks so much for this review. In my own typical pre-purchase [over] analysis I keep coming back to DeWalt's rack & pinion fence as a must have for rapid setup, accuracy and repeatability. It just makes engineering sense over others on the market. Also the DWE7480's light weight for ease of shared garage mobility. And I'll too be immediately swapping out the stock construction blade for a Forrest Woodworker type or similar. I already have an Incra miter gauge for my router table that I'll dual-use. Thanks again!

What a great review video! I actually have been researching for several days now in anticipation of getting a jobsite saw to use indoors during the winter months. I narrowed it down to a Bosch, Dewalt and Ridgid. As of yesterday I had pretty much decided on the Ridgid (primarily due to the dado stack ability) but honestly now after hearing your review I think I may end up going with the Dewalt (I didn't realize the fence was that good on this one). One question for you though - was the zero clearance insert pretty straightforward to make? I know the Ridgids can be tricky because of how thin the sides get, but wasn't sure if that is an issue or not with the Dewalt? Thanks again for this great video - liked and subscribed!

Actually, what you did with the mitre gauge is brilliant as it will also take out the slop if you force it against one side of the mitre slot when you put the sled together - damn I wish I had thought of that!

The major issue I have had from mine (745) is that the blade raising gear gets easily clogged up with saw dust making it very difficult to raise the blade. The other thing, of course is how easily the surface gets marred although that has no effect on the performance.

I just bought this saw, mainly because of the fence. I really like your saw table set up. Do you have a video of you building it?

Really love this table saw however the only thing I could find that I didn’t like is you can’t use a stacked dado with this table saw. The arbor doesn’t except it isn’t long enough. Other then that the saw is great. I’ve been making the dados with my router so it seems to all work out.

I'm getting mine to use like yours, as a shop saw. Do you have the plans for building your extended table and base? I'm not really experienced enough to design my own. And why did you change out the throat plate? Great video BTW. Thanks!

Thats a great review. I'm looking for a job site saw and this model is on my radar. Thanks for sharing.

I have this saw. Had the same issue with the miter guage. Used a punch to lighlty create a few dimples in the sides of the miter guage's rail. This ever so slightly raised some of the aluminum up around the dimples & fixed the issue.

Great review, this will make for easy for me to decide what to buy. One question, do you have a video on how to build the table for your table saw.

Just have a question one the 7480. After setting up my fence I notice a difference in measurement of 1/16" between the front of the blade and the rear. Am I being to picky or should I adjust it right down to perfect?

Har du en beskrivelse på hvordan dit bord er lavet??

I bought one of these last week. Dewalt have now increased the arbor length, so some dado stacks should be good to go. The mitre gauge is still crap though, but then all table saw, bandsaw and sander mitre gauges are crap. I’ll spring for an Incra as soon as I can afford it.

Buenas tardes amigo ! Me podrías dar un precio aproximado de esta máquina en tu país ?

I have the same Dewalt table saw and I am interested in building or buying a crosscut sled. I built a stand for the saw (on wheels) but I don't have any extensions on either side of the saw or back, which is an issue. Is there a particular plan that you feel is best for this table saw, or one to purchase? I have looked at several but my biggest issue seems to be having support on especially the left side of my table and the back. I did see your video on building around the table saw, but I don't think I have the skills for that. Thanks in advance.

Thanks William...I'm about to buy one asap..Btw I do like your workstation

I’m looking to get a table saw for my home. This 7480 has been discontinued but seems good still. Other options are the 7485 with the smaller blade and more compactness and the 745 with the same blade but smaller rip capacity. What do you recommend?

I have mine built into the end of my workbench. The only problem I have is the dust collection port moves when I tilt the blade. I have had it for 3 years and haven’t found a solution yet. I probably should used flex tubing .

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