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Four steel poles with four linear ball bearings ensures stable, accurate and vibration-free cutting***Smooth easy slide system allows cross cuts up to 11-3/4" wide***Large aluminum turn base supports large stock for efficient cutting.
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- Four steel poles with four linear ball bearings ensures stable, accurate and vibration-free cutting- Large dimensional lumber capacity: 2 x 12 at 90° and 2 x 8 at 45°
- Double sliding mechanism for lighter, more compact design; weighs only 27.6 lbs.
- Powerful 10 AMP motor delivers 6,000 RPM
- 9 positive stops at 15°, 22.5°, 30°, 45° right and 0° for the most common miter cuts
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By B. Landers (NorCal)
Like some of you, I struggled about which miter saw to by for some time. On one hand, a simple non-sliding saw with a 10" or 12" inch blade seems to be alright, and the pricing is reasonable. On the other hand, what if I need to make wider cuts? Is the higher cost of a decent sliding miter saw worth it? In this case, damn straight. This "little" gem is exactly what this 1st time home owner / avid do-it-yourself-er remodel-er needed. For 99% of what I need to do - decking, raised garden beds, shelving, coping, trim, etc. this little power house is perfect. Just, my opinion by the way :)
By Simon Mall
This saw has Displaced my 12" DW 718. WHY?
28 Lbs
28 Lbs
28 Lbs
that is the magic #
along with 2 x 12 cap
1/2 the dust created 1/16 dia blade only makes 1/2 the dust to begin with and almost complete collection when hooked to a vac.
The smoothest miter angle table of any saw EVER.
super easy to carry one handed,
Dead on accurate (the smaller the blade the less deflection).
The only concerns was it does not come with lock notch for the travel position, I speculate that this is so you don't lock it at 59 rather than 45
Also you must cut larger base and crown on the flat, for base this is almost easier once you use it a time or 2. the instructions come with a chart for setting crown on the flat for all angle 0-180.
As a professional remodeler who doesn't cut crown often this is the best take along saw you can buy, and it will be the only saw you use 97% of the time. so buy it and barrow your buddies behemoth on the rare occasion you need a bigger blade.
Craig
By C. Behlke
Small, light, incredibly clean cuts. I had to adjust my bevel stops out of the box, but the small blade and a 6" engineer's square made it a snap. Smooth action and portable size have made it essential, my 10" sits at home while this one travels job to job. As a finish guy I rarely need to cut anything over 2" thick, I cut mouldings on the flat. This saw is perfect, you're crazy to consider anything else. Do yourself a favor if you buy this, build a small table with stock supports around 8" deep, the small supports on the saw allow wide material to roll off post cut.
By Ken Horn
This has become a very big part of my work, I have the Makita 12" compound but found that this is great for doing misc pick up work or smaller jobs when taking out the big dog is too much. It's really nice when you need to move alot from room to room as well as up and down stairs.
Cutting smaller trim on it is alot more comfortable as well compared to the 12". This saw has plenty of power, nice brake system and is actually nice to have side by side on the job with the other saws so you don't need to keep changing one saws angle all the time. It's just plain convenient to own!
By V. Rokhlenko (NJ, USA)
This saw gives you cuts as smooth as glass in oak, pine and hard maple with almost no tearout on the bottom side. Since it has only 2" of vertical capacity I believe that its primary usage is in cabinet making. At least that is how I am using it. Its sliding mechanism is extremely smooth with no play. It gives you cuts up to 12" wide which are perfectly straight with no 'climbing' effect. Out of the box the blade was square to the table and the fence. I think that a table could have been a bit larger but my saw is mounted on a stand so it is a non-issue for me. Another possible detraction is that nobody(?) but Makita makes blades in 7-1/2" size but thus far the supplied blade proved (about 25 bucks if purchased separately) to be very good. Makita also could have provided two clamps for each side of the blade instead of just one. But I have yet to find a perfect tool...
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Small, light, incredibly clean cuts. he dust collection is also about the best of any miter saw in the market today. Wet Tile Saw
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