Since it retracts, it works for full-sheet ripping, or you can retract it for a more portable package. The table saw’s unique fence allows for a substantial 16-inch rip capacity when it telescopes out from the deck. Regardless of what blade you put on it, it will spin up at 3,850 rpm (no-load) and should be quick enough to take all that 15-amp power and chew through even the hardest hardwood or pressure-treated lumber. Also included is a 10-inch, 24-tooth carbide blade, which will get you started, but as we’ve found with most DeWalt blades – should be replaced as soon as possible. This tool includes a split blade guard, adjustable miter gauge, and even a push stick – all of which secure to the side of the tool itself for easy portability. The motor pumps through 15 amps and it has a large 16″ rip capacity. It really makes the job all that much more quick, with accurate cuts that don’t take long to set up. It comes with a new Site-Pro modular guarding system that adjusts the saw quickly for a variety of cuts. We got our hands on the DeWalt DW745 table saw, the company’s handy new 10-Inch job site model. We love table saws, and lawsuits notwithstanding, we like some of the new products that are finally starting to hit the market.

It comes with a new Site-Pro Modular Guarding System that adjusts the saw quickly for a variety of cuts.

We got our hands on the DeWalt DW745 – the company’s handy new 10-Inch Job site Table Saw.

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