Latest reviews

Reddit · r/Carpentry · 160 days ago

Came with a free compact stand, which they built a wheeled cart around for bigger job sites alongside a dust extractor, and they added brackets so the stand also carries their cordless saw.

Reddit · r/Carpentry · 161 days ago

Pairs the cordless table saw with a Kapex, mobile dust extractor and stand as a compact, top notch setup for cabinet installs, while noting it is pricey.

Reddit · r/Carpentry · 162 days ago

Fine as a stationary primary setup, but heavy, large and needs lots of wall clearance, which makes it a poor fit for moving room to room on jobs.

Reddit · r/Dewalt · 355 days ago

After a kickback hit the rear guard, the blade pulled off-center toward the kerf plate; the clamp washer was warped and replacement parts did not fully fix the alignment.

Reddit · r/Dewalt · 440 days ago

Since a 2021 purchase the blade nut has loosened about four times, usually after the saw sat unused for days, though less severely than the original poster.

Reddit · r/Dewalt · 461 days ago

Heavy use, and while cutting trim the blade came loose for the first time; they tightened it hard and kept working.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

About a decade in, a good portable jobsite saw with a really solid fence, used to build cabinets and picture frames.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

Same model here: the special table coating resists corrosion and lets wood slide easily, but it scratches easily and is hard to maintain once worn.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

Five years in, everything still works; holds true once squared and dialed in, good enough for cabinets and furniture, with the left and right slots slightly off parallel.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

Worked it hard for 8 years, then passed it to a friend who still uses it for hobbies; had really good luck with it.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

Paid $650 new for this exact saw and loves it.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

On their second one after roughly 4-5 years; a daily workhorse for ripping framing lumber.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

Going strong for 5 or 6 years and plenty accurate for their work, though not a cabinet saw.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

A wonderful saw in their own use, and they consider the asking price a good deal.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

Came new in a bundle with an XR drill/driver set, and they like it a lot.

Reddit · r/Tools · 529 days ago

Good for ripping trim, moldings and paneling, but large 3/4 inch sheets are awkward because the stand shifts when pushing them.

Reddit · r/woodworking · 550 days ago

Talked a used one down to $475; after only brief use making a featherboard they are happy with how it feels.

Reddit · r/woodworking · 551 days ago

Found odd wear marks on the stock blade at the first blade change on a saw bought new; unsure whether it is a blade defect or an arbor problem.

Reddit · r/woodworking · 556 days ago

Blade began touching the metal under the back of the throat plate, a frightening failure that led them to the recall thread.

Reddit · r/woodworking · 579 days ago

Fitted a soft start module to their saw following posted wiring details and reports it works great.

Reddit · r/Dewalt · 623 days ago

Saw with a 2022 date code has a severe blade wobble that a new blade did not fix; they expect no help from the maker and are considering replacing a part.

Reddit · r/Dewalt · 643 days ago

Two separate units developed a loose arbor nut after months of use, with the blade spinning on for a minute after shutoff; they want a refund and a different saw.

Reddit · r/Dewalt · 643 days ago

No loose-blade problem in a year of use and a great saw so far, though others' reports give them pause.

Reddit · r/Dewalt · 643 days ago

Seven years of dependable use with a dust collector, but the fence top has tilted out of square with no adjustment and a replacement costs about half the saw price, so they would not buy it again.