In this video I’m unboxing and setting up the DEWALT DWE7491RS table saw. The “RS” means it comes with the rolling stand, so I walk through the stand assembly step-by-step: joining the frame halves, installing the axle and wheels (and where the washers do and don’t go), adding the kickstand, and mounting the handle. I also show a simple trick for mounting the stand to the saw by flipping the saw onto the box as a non-marring surface, and I point out how to orient everything correctly (front markings and keeping the kickstand on the power-cord side). Once it’s assembled, I do a full feature overview: the power switch with a lockout, blade height wheel, bevel lock/adjustment up to 45°, and the fence system (including how it stores, how it mounts, and how that flip-up support ledge helps when your workpiece is hanging off the table). I also cover the built-in storage for the push stick, throat plate access, blade guard and riving knife setup, miter gauge storage and adjustment, onboard wrenches, and the dust port for a shop vac. To wrap it up, I make a first test cut on 1/2" plywood using the miter gauge. My takeaway: this saw feels smooth and easy to use, and I’m excited because it’s replacing my old, wobbly-fence Ridgid that just wouldn’t cut straight.