DeWalt 10" Jobsite Table Saw w/ Rolling Stand DWE7491RS Reviews

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.

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.

Second-hand purchase a few years ago shows noticeable blade misalignment that follows the arbor; they suspect a bent arbor from its past use.

Cutting thick cherry with a thin-kerf blade trips the breaker about four times, though they suspect old-house wiring is partly to blame.

Spent four years with it believing their woodworking was off because cuts were never accurate, and the problems vanished on switching to a cabinet saw.

Their saw has the same sagging throat plate lip that catches material; the only workaround found so far is blue tape, which does not always work.

Throat plate sags below the plastic lip and catches workpieces; also needed a warranty claim over the flip-down support, and for the price they expected more.

The flip-down fence piece would not lay flat in either position despite adjustments; the maker sent a replacement fence under warranty after they sent photos.

Returned within two weeks because the fence could not be squared to the table and there is no adjustment to make it perpendicular.

Would have returned it after buying new over a year ago, citing a table top that sinks in the middle and a blade that wobbles when switched off; calls it the worst tool they own.