How to use a JOBSITE Table Saw for FINE WOODWORKING Projects

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Summary:

The video is about how to use a Dewalt DW745 table saw for fine woodworking projects. The speaker doesn't recommend this model though, because it has a short arbor and the miter slots are too wide. A better comparable model is the DWE7491RS, because it can hold a dado blade and the arbor is longer. Here are some key points from the video: The rack and pinion fence is awesome because it stays square once you set it square. The miter gauge that came with the saw isn't great, so you might want to get a different one. The miter slots are very wide, so you may need to make some adjustments to your accessories. The top of the saw is not completely flat, but you can still make accurate cuts on it if you are aware of this and square up the blade first. The best way to make this saw work for fine woodworking is to use jigs. The speaker's favorite jig is the crosscut sled. Overall, the Dewalt DW745 table saw is not the best choice for fine woodworking, but it can be made to work if you are willing to make some adjustments and use jigs. Let me know if you would like learn more about specific features of the saw or different jigs that can be used with it.