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Industrial-Grade 12″ Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Laser Blade Guide

Posted on | October 15, 2009 | 2 Comments

Industrial-Grade 12

An outstanding value in an industrial-grade productivity enhancing tool for professionals and serious do-it-yourselfers, this saw has all the features demanded by professional carpenters and contractors. Heavy duty 120V/60Hz permanently lubricated motor for long service-life, powerful 2.5 HP output with 4100 RPM free speed. Dual rail system with linear ball-bearings allows saw head to slide effortlessly with increased stability–increases 90-degree cutting capacity to 14″. Solid die-cast aluminum construction for durability without excess weight. Ergonomic handle with safety lock. UL/CUL listed. Includes 12″ general-purpose blade.

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2 Responses to “Industrial-Grade 12″ Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Laser Blade Guide”

  1. Cailyn
    October 15th, 2009 @ 6:45 pm

    I bought this saw because it was the cheapest in its size category. Mine arrived pretty quick, set up easily and worked. It has plenty of power and the angle adjustments are pretty accurate. The laser must be turned on with a separate switch, but was aimed very well. Sliding action seems pretty good, although it will only cut 14 inches wide. This saw is definitely chintzier all the way around than a 500 dollar model, so if you need one for a job site that is making hundreds of cuts a day I probably wouldn’t recommend it. That being said however, if you are firing this thing up only a couple times a week then it is a lot of saw for the money. Can’t say much about longevity as I’ve only had it a couple weeks. Overall I’d say it makes the same cut as any other saw and for the average user its a good deal.

  2. Zeroun
    October 15th, 2009 @ 10:45 pm

    I bought this saw over a year ago and Im disgust with it. For one, the motor makes too much noise for start but the main turn off is that the saw is not accurate on cross cutting…..piece of s..t.

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