DeWALT DWE 7492-qs REVIEW 2021 Part 1
DeWALT DWE 7492-qs REVIEW 2021 Part 1
,, GET THE MOST ,, out of your DeWALT Job Site Table Saw .
What,s the Maximum Precision of this Table Saw , and how to get an AWESOME machine !!!
BE AWARE ;
It,s a VERY POWERFUL Saw (2.68 HP)! It powers through everything !!!
When you switch off motor, don,t get scared a HUGE SPARK occurs inside the motor that,s NORMAL !!!
See also ; DeWALT DWE 7492-qs CALIBRATION (Part 2 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/4TFmNgsX3R8
For DeWALT DWE 7492-qs Zero Clearance Inserts with LOCK
-System DIY ( Part 3 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/bQFDnzou41c
Mobile Outfeed Table DIY ( Part 4 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/6Cq38G1qzV4
Wooden Adjustable MITER BARS DIY ( Part 5 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/NVnkbrcCjQk
COVE CUTTING JIG DIY ( Part 6 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/O0PQ-OezDNE
COVE CUTTING JIG 2 DIY ( Part 7 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/VcYNet1tsoE
FEATHERBOARDS DIY ( Part 8 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/-ZIAXmh_EZI
RESAW-FENCE DIY (Part 9 ) ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/nQOxP4pAcv8
SPLINE JIG DIY ( Part 10 )
Videolink https://youtu.be/vJh_dzFSiSo
SAW BLADE CHANGE ( Part 11 )
Videolink https://youtu.be/Cwq09RseYgA
Large Raised Panel Jig DIY ( Part 12 )
Videolink https://youtu.be/PPEEaKy7pqU
MICRO ADJUSTABLE BEVEL STOPS DIY ( Part 13A )
Videolink https://youtu.be/EfdH3LoSo8Y
UPDATE ! MICRO Adjustable BEVEL STOPS Part 13B ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/WS8tPbesi4k
SOFTSTART MOD Part 14 ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/wuxMbKAGW9Y
FENCE MICRO ADJUSTER DIY Part 15 ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/ya7kUvI_lsM
COMPOUND ANGLE TENON and SPLINE JIG DIY Part 16 ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/49pyGoVnQ30
Cutting NON-FERROUS Part 17 ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/3NIEkfebtgc
Miter Gauge DUCT TAPE Upgrade DIY Part18 ;
Videolink https://youtu.be/xpN-zCFDjXo
Box Joint Jig DIY Part 19 ; Videolink https://youtu.be/33XVN4DzaW8
Mounting&Clamp Syst DIY Part 20 ; Videolink https://youtu.be/34lXupktw_4
Mobile Sliding Table Saw DIY Part 21A ; Videolink https://youtu.be/D66v29JFuT8
UPDATE ! Mob Slid Table Saw Part 21B ; Videolink https://youtu.be/-zGMK-H5ecI
Fence Clamps DIY Part 22 ; Videolink https://youtu.be/awv-8LJpBmg
Riving Knife and Inserts MOD Part 23 ; Videolink https://youtu.be/PTNQg6p-hCA
Great clarity so thanks.
I have to confirm all problems you mentioned. Fence is out of 90 deg – no regulation – shame for DW. Table also has something like warp close to blade hole next shame. Regulation of blade to insert or table is not easy as releasing stopper of angle full block is changing position as there is not whatever stabilizing system. It is heavy and hanging on kind of axis like carousel. And my fence is not really straight. Has kind of bent in the middle. This alu profile seems to be light thin wall.
Excellent video! I really appreciate a great review like this with someone that truly knows the saw and knows how to show it to the viewers so we actually can learn a lot. There are hundreds of videos on YouTube with unboxing and "reviews" of the table saws that don’t really tell us anything useful, apart what we can read from the specs and glance at the official product images. This video stands out. Excited to see part 2 now!
Very good and informative video. After watching this, I immediately purchased the Dewalt 7492-QS last November of 2021. Am pretty pleased by how it performs – beyond expectations! I just would like to know "if it is possible that aside from wood, could the standard issued saw blade can cut 2mm or even 5mm acrylic plastic?"
Sir… I bought a Dewalt 7492 unit and it’s currently in delivery, later I will upgrade the blade to a combination Diablo with a 16mm arbor hole available in the market. However, the Dewalt 7492 specification / manual uses a blade with a 30mm arbor size. My question is, can I install Diablo directly without making any modifications? Please answer and thank you for your attention
Thanks for your honest and informative review.
In reality Dewalt is not concerned with providing a TOP bench saw: -Changed the internal dust insulation, yet the machine still releases a lot of dust. – It is a noisy machine. – The consumer does not have the option to buy this machine at 127 volts. – No disk brake – loose goniometer. – It doesn’t have the option of flange size, plastering the consumer to buy other size cut-off wheels (shaft hole flanges for other sizes of cut-off wheels should come as an accessory). – The cutting ruler is misadjusted. – The angle adjustment handle is too hard, as well as unreliable. – It does not fit 254 mm disc, only 250 mm. When you turn the motor on and off, it strangely "sparks". DISAPPOINTMENT! The industries, both Bosch, Makita, Dewalt etc are the same disrespect with the consumer. Adilson you are right! Enough of watching videos of Youtubers putting their hands on the heads of saw manufacturers just to beg and beg for a shut up and for the sake of the trash!!!!!!! People who sell themselves to the manufacturers of saws and tools in exchange for "jabá". The reality is only one, for the tool manufacturers, we are considered third-rate consumers, not to mention the lack of safety and quality! We cannot and must not accept these equipments and tools without quality, safety and respect to others, it is the lack of maturity prevailing over reasonability, common sense, ethics, safety and respect! We cannot accept that they treat us as third-rate consumers, disowning us and making us consume products without quality. We don’t have to accept what the manufacturers want to sell us and push down our throats, precarious, limited machines, which fall short of our needs. Today, the market has a need for portable saws with better quality, as well as features and safety. This "talk" and justification of the industries that these machines are for construction sites only serves to discourage them from launching better saws. Year after year, the so-called "new" machines have no effective advances and improvements. It’s the same old thing, the industry’s accommodation. What really changes is only the price, always more expensive, without significant improvements for the consumer!
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what is -QS mean? is there difference between 7492 model? marking for voltage type?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-rGXcpZ7cw
Hello, is this normal? What do you think ? thank you
Thx for tips wit fence angle Mine is also moved outside on top vs blade (this one is set at 90 deg) Pity that DW saved some money on regulation of fence in perpendicular direction.
why is there a visible water stream outside your window? are you on a boat? :O
hello Piet. At 12:00, could I ask you the free distance between the two bars to extend the fence? is it 580mm?
Absolutely THE BEST review i have seen. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video and share it.
@Piet Puck
Hi wanted to ask you something about DEWALT. I have a problem here and that is when I turn the rip fence almost all the way out (like in your video 10:03) and then turn it back again, then the aluminum sliding carriage gets stuck because it gets stuck on a small attachment underneath. I noticed that the rip fence tilts down by approx. 0.5-1mm when it is turned outwards and then the underside of the aluminum rail gets stuck at a certain point when it is turned back. I then have to hold down the guide rail at the front and rear at the point where it gets stuck so that it can get over this point so that the rip fence can be turned further back towards the saw blade.
Is that the case with you too or do you have a tip on how to turn it off? Is there an adjustment option for the aluminum rail of the rip fence? Is there also a way to "turn off" this little down tilt? This would solve the problem I think.
Mooi ding, maar wat een bak herry.
Can you use dado blades on the European version of this saw?
Great video 👍 thank you. Lot of informations and nice comments. Well done ✅
Thank you for an excellent and informative review Piet. Now I know what to look for when buying a table saw.
Hey Piet!
I recently bought a DWE7492. I can state after seeing your section DeWALT DWE 7492-qs REVIEW 2021 Part 1. That the saw table is not straight / flat. What do you think is it worth arguing with Dewalt about this, they can really produce / manufacture straight / flat tables. If I were to send back the table saw, I do not think it can be arranged. What do you think? Apologies for the translation.
Hallo Piet
Weet u wat het verschil is tussen de QS en de niet QS?
Toffe filmpjes trouwens
Thx
Thank you for the info, much needed.
whats the difference with the original DWE 7492 besides the 2000w instead of 1800w ?
Good xplaination
what does the QS stand for?
The Freud lp40m 025P is for mobile saws, isn´t it?
The Freud FR23W003T should be for table saws….
Really good in depth review 👍👍👍👍👍
ik heb hem ook alleen de lange aanslag had nog een kortere verstelbare aangemoeten
Thank you for the first honest rewiew of the table saw i saw on YT!:)
Strange how the deck had a low spot in the middle. I bet that is a ‘one off’ defect
Hi, I am from India. I baught this saw today evening. Since there were no blade included in the package I had to buy the blade separately. The local store has installed a 255 mm blade in it and when I checked it was rotating smoothly. However I have not switched on the saw till now (which I will do tomorrow morning). Would you recommend to continue with the 255 mm blade or is there any safety issue? Your response is appreciated.
Great and informative review. Not like all the other usless unboxing videoes. Staying away from this saw, feel its not worth the 800€ price tag.
Salamat, Salamat Po!
Is there a Softstart and Softstopp?