Get the Bosch GTS15-10 if:
- You cut thick stock like 4x4s, or want more depth for tall cuts.
- You need bevels just past 45° for fitting angles.
- You want a blade brake and soft start.
The short answer
4x4s in one pass, bevels past 45°? Bosch
Faster blade, longer warranty? DeWalt
Both are 15-amp, 10 in. jobsite saws with rack-and-pinion fences and wheeled stands, and both rip about 32 in. to the right of the blade. The Bosch cuts deeper (3-9/16 in. vs 3-1/8 in.), tilts to 47°, and adds a blade brake and soft start. The DeWalt spins faster (4,800 vs 3,800 rpm), rips slightly wider (32-1/2 in. vs 32-1/8 in.) and has a 3-year warranty.
Best for deep cuts
Pick the Bosch GTS15-10 if
- You cut thick stock. It cuts 3-9/16 in. deep at 90°, and Bosch lists 4x4 single-cut capacity.
- You need bevels past 45°. Bosch lists a -2° to 47° range.
- You want a blade brake. Bosch says it stops the blade in about three seconds.
Box: saw, GTA50W Gravity-Rise wheeled stand, 10 in. carbide blade, miter gauge, guard, anti-kickback set, rip fence, push stick, wrenches.
Check the Bosch saw on AmazonBest for blade speed and warranty
Pick the DeWalt DWE7491RS if
- You want a faster blade: 4,800 rpm no-load against 3,800 for the Bosch.
- You want the widest rip here: 32-1/2 in. to the right.
- You want the longer warranty: 3 years vs Bosch’s 1 year for corded tools.
Box: saw, rolling stand, 10 in. 24-tooth carbide blade, miter gauge, rip fence, guard, push stick, two blade wrenches.
Check the DeWalt saw on AmazonBefore you buy: I compared the two saw-and-stand packages. When I checked on Oct 8, 2026, both were sold by Amazon, and the Bosch showed a delivery wait of a few weeks. Listings change, so check who the seller is, that it’s new, and the delivery estimate before you order.
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Key specs
5Bosch GTS15-10
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2DeWalt DWE7491RS
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This counts the rows below where one is clearly better. It’s a tally, not an overall rating. The rip capacities are within 3/8 in. of each other, so that row isn’t scored.
A green check means that number or feature is clearly better. No check means it's a tie, the gap is tiny, or the makers measure it differently. Every figure comes from Bosch or DeWalt, not from Amazon.
| Bosch GTS15-10 | DeWalt DWE7491RS | |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | 15 A | 15 A |
| No-load speed | 3,800 rpm | 4,800 rpm |
| Rip right of blade | 32-1/8 in. | 32-1/2 in. |
| Rip left of blade | 14-1/8 in. | Not listed |
| Depth at 90° | 3-9/16 in. | 3-1/8 in. |
| Depth at 45° | 2-1/2 in. | 2-1/4 in. |
| Bevel range | -2° to 47° | 0° to 45° (left) |
| Dado | Up to 8 in. blades, 13/16 in. stack; dado insert sold separately | Up to 8 in. blades, 13/16 in. stack; dado insert sold separately |
| Stand | Gravity-Rise wheeled stand, 8 in. wheels | Rolling stand |
| Blade brake | About 3 seconds | Not listed |
| Soft start | Yes | Not listed |
| Table size | Not listed | 21-7/8 x 26-3/8 in. |
| Weight | 91 lb | Not listed in the manual |
| Tool warranty | 1 year plus 1 year free service | 3 years |
Spec notes
- Rip capacity: Bosch’s manual lists 32-1/8 in. maximum to the right using its black index pins. DeWalt’s manual lists 8 to 32.5 in. in the second fence position.
- Weight: Bosch lists 91 lb. DeWalt’s manual gives no weight, and its product page lists 112 lb as an assembled product weight that may include packaging, so weights aren’t compared.
- Dado: both manuals give the same limits: 8 in. maximum diameter and 13/16 in. maximum stack, with a dado insert sold separately.
What it can handle
These are common table-saw jobs, checked against each maker’s published capacities: depth of cut, rip width, bevel range and dado limits. I haven’t tested either saw. If a job goes past a published capacity, it gets a CAN’T.
- Can do Inside the maker's limits, with what's in the box
- Just barely At the maker's limit, or needs a part sold separately
- Can’t Past the maker's limit, or not something they support
| Job | Bosch GTS15-10 | DeWalt DWE7491RS |
|---|---|---|
| Ripping | ||
| Rip 2x (1-1/2") | Can doWell under its 3-9/16 in. depth. | Can doWell under its 3-1/8 in. depth. |
| Half a sheet (24") | Can doInside its 32-1/8 in. rip. | Can doInside its 32-1/2 in. rip. |
| Wide rips (32") | Just barelyRight at its 32-1/8 in. max. | Just barelyRight at its 32-1/2 in. max. |
| 4x4 in one pass (3-1/2") | Just barely3-9/16 in. depth clears it by 1/16 in.; Bosch lists 4x4 capacity. | Can’t3-1/8 in. max depth is short of 3-1/2 in. |
| Angles | ||
| 45° bevels | Can doInside its -2° to 47° range. | Can doInside its 0° to 45° range. |
| 2x at 45° (1-1/2") | Can do2-1/2 in. depth at 45°. | Can do2-1/4 in. depth at 45°. |
| Past 45° (47°) | Just barelyExactly its 47° limit. | Can’tStops at 45°. |
| Dadoes | ||
| Dado stack (13/16") | Just barelyIts max stack; dado insert sold separately. | Just barelyIts max stack; dado insert sold separately. |
| Wider dadoes (1") | Can’tPast its 13/16 in. max; cut in two passes. | Can’tPast its 13/16 in. max; cut in two passes. |
| Moving it | ||
| Portability | Can doGravity-Rise wheeled stand with 8 in. wheels; 91 lb. | Can doRolling stand included. |
Capacities are the makers’ maximums. Always use the guard, riving knife, and push sticks the manuals call for.
Notes and sources
How the verdicts were made: each job was compared with the capacities in each operator’s manual. Nothing here comes from hands-on testing or owner reviews.
4x4 in one pass: a 4x4 is about 3-1/2 in. thick. The Bosch’s 3-9/16 in. depth clears it by 1/16 in., so it gets JUST BARELY even though Bosch lists 4x4 capacity.
Dadoes: both manuals say the guard must come off for dado cuts and a dado insert (sold separately) must be used.
Sources:
- Bosch GTS15-10 product page and specs: boschtools.com
- Bosch GTS15-10 operating manual (capacities, dado limits): GTS1510_Table_Saw_OSI.pdf
- Bosch corded tool warranty (1 year): boschtools.com product warranty
- DeWalt DWE7491RS product page and specs: dewalt.com
- DeWalt DWE7490/DWE7491 instruction manual (specs, rip positions, dado limits): N376167_DWE7490.pdf
Who should buy which
Get the DeWalt DWE7491RS if:
- You want the faster blade and the slightly wider rip.
- You want the 3-year warranty.
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Skip it if
Skip the Bosch GTS15-10
if warranty length matters most. Bosch covers corded tools for one year.
Skip the DeWalt DWE7491RS
if you regularly cut 4x4s in one pass or need bevels past 45°.
Questions about this pair
Can either saw cut a 4x4 in one pass?
The Bosch can, barely: 3-9/16 in. of depth for a 3-1/2 in. post. The DeWalt’s 3-1/8 in. max depth is too short.
Do both take a dado stack?
Yes. Both manuals allow 8 in. dado blades up to 13/16 in. wide with a dado insert, sold separately.
Which rips wider?
The DeWalt, by 3/8 in.: 32-1/2 in. vs 32-1/8 in. to the right of the blade.
Do both come with a stand?
Yes. The Bosch comes with the GTA50W Gravity-Rise wheeled stand, and the DWE7491RS includes DeWalt’s rolling stand.
Spec notes
- Amazon listings compared: Bosch GTS15-10 with GTA50W stand (B0CKS6G6TC) and DeWalt DWE7491RS with rolling stand (B00F2CGXGG). Both include a stand, so this is package against package.
- Bosch warranty: Bosch’s current warranty page gives corded benchtop tools one year.
Specs checked October 8, 2026 against Bosch's and DeWalt's own pages and manuals. Links are in "Notes and sources" under the chart above.