Compact, accurate, and built like a little tank

Compact, accurate, and built like a little tank. In this video I unbox, set up, and test the DeWALT DWE7485-QS compact table saw in my workshop. I run accuracy checks, make first cuts, and share the settings and safety habits I use for clean, repeatable results on small-to-medium furniture parts.

Key specs from the plate • Model: DeWALT DWE7485-QS (Type 3)
• Motor: 230V, 50Hz, 1850W
• No-load speed: 5800 rpm
• Blade diameter: 210 mm (8-1/4")
• Arbor/bore: 30 mm
• Max cut depth: 65 mm
• Riving knife thickness: 2.2 mm

What you’ll see in the video • Fast setup and calibration (blade parallel, fence checks, riving knife alignment)
• First rip and cross-cut tests on hardwood and sheet goods
• Blade and riving-knife tips for 30 mm bore blades
• Dust collection hookup and push-stick technique
• Where this 210 mm jobsite saw shines in a small shop

Why I picked it Small footprint, strong 1850W motor, EU-standard 30 mm arbor for widely available blades, and a practical 65 mm cut depth for most furniture parts.

Safety note Use guards, riving knife, eye and ear protection, and push sticks. Disconnect power before blade changes or adjustments. Respect the kickback zone.

Hashtags #DeWALT #DWE7485 #TableSaw #Woodworking #Carpentry #CompactTableSaw #JobsiteTools #Workshop #FurnitureMaking #DIY #RivingKnife #DustCollection #ToolReview #PowerTools #8InchBlade #Woodworker

Optional tags/keywords for the video’s Tags field DeWALT DWE7485, DWE7485-QS, DeWALT table saw, 210 mm table saw, 8-1/4 inch table saw, 30 mm bore blade, compact jobsite saw, small workshop table saw, fence alignment, riving knife setup, accurate rip cuts, clean crosscuts, furniture maker tools, VikingWood Denmark

Add a pinned comment to boost engagement What do you want tested next on this saw—blade upgrades, sled, dado alternatives, or fence tuning?