DWE7485 dust collection adapter and shop vac hose guide
Measure to order
Dust port
Look at the dust port on your DeWalt DWE7485. If it sticks out like a tube, measure the outside. On the DWE7485, if it is a hole, measure the inside. Use calipers.
Get the adapter for this DeWalt DWE7485.
Tell us the size you measured at the port and the size you measured at the hose, and we print both ends to those two numbers.
- Made in the USAPrinted to order
- PETGTougher than PLA
- Push onPrinted to your two sizes
- Print defectPhoto within 30 days, reprint or refund
DeWalt DWE7485 8-1/4 in. Compact Jobsite Table Saw
Specifications
Connect your DeWalt DWE7485 to your shop vac
Measure the DWE7485 port and the hose or duct you want on it. We print the adapter between those two numbers. Made in the USA.
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The DeWalt DWE7485 is the 8-1/4 inch compact jobsite table saw. It is light enough to carry to a job and small enough to live in a garage. That is also why it makes such a mess. Most people run it with nothing on the port at all.
The saw has a dust port at the rear. A shop vac hose sits loose on it and leaks right where the saw makes the most dust. We print a GulpDust PETG adapter to your port measurement on one end and to your hose on the other end, so the chips go into the vac.
DeWalt DWE7485 Specs
| Port location | Rear |
|---|---|
| Connection type | Press on |
| Blade size | 8-1/4 in. |
DeWalt DWE7485 Dust Port: What Connects To It
We print the adapter to the size you measure there.
A shop vac hose feels like it should push right on. It does not seal. The cuff wiggles, dust blows out the gap, and the hose drops off in the middle of a rip.
A GulpDust adapter grips the saw port on one end and your vac hose on the other end. The suction stays down at the blade instead of leaking out the joint.
The DWE7485 Has Two Dust Ports
This saw has two of them, and they are not the same size. There is a small one on the blade guard up top and a bigger one at the back of the saw.
The rear port is the one that matters. It sits under the blade and catches the chips the saw throws down through the throat plate. The guard port catches the fine dust that comes off the top of the cut.
Our adapter is made for the rear port. Measure each port on its own, because a part sized for one may not fit the other.
Most people hook the rear port to a vac and leave the guard alone. If you want both, run a wye and split the hose.
Off the Dust Bag and Onto a Shop Vac
A bag on a table saw port fills up fast. Once it packs, the fine dust just blows past it and lands on the bench and in the air.
A shop vac keeps pulling. Turn it on before the cut and leave it running, because a table saw fires chips from the first inch of the board.
If you rip a lot of plywood, put a cyclone separator between the saw and the vac. The heavy chips drop into a bucket and your filter stays clean.
DWE7485, DCS7485 and DWE7491: Which Adapter
Port sizes can change between models. Measure the port on the saw you own.
The DWE7491RS is the bigger 10 inch jobsite saw. It is close, but it has its own page with the part made for it.
Pick the page that matches the saw in your shop. Each one shows where the port is and how to measure it.
DeWalt DWE7485 Dust Collection FAQ
Will a GulpDust adapter fit the DeWalt DWE7485 dust port?+
Yes. We print the adapter to the size you measure at the rear port. The other end matches your shop vac hose.
Will a shop vac hose fit the DWE7485 port on its own?+
Not well. The hose cuff sits loose and dust leaks out the gap. The GulpDust PETG adapter grips the port on one end and your hose on the other, so the joint holds.
Which of the two ports does the adapter fit?+
The rear port, at the back of the saw. The port on the blade guard is a separate port, so measure each one you plan to use.
Does the same adapter fit the DeWalt DCS7485 or DWE7491RS?+
Not always. Ports can differ between saws, even similar models, so measure the port on yours. The builder prints the adapter to the number you enter.
Do I need clamps or tape to attach the adapter?+
Usually not. We print the adapter to the size you measure, so it presses in and holds. You push it on and it holds, so setup takes seconds. Add a wrap of tape at any joint that sees heavy use.
Do you sell the design file?+
No. We sell the finished part. Each one is printed to order in PETG and ships from the US. PETG stays stiff and handles job site heat.
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