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Ryobi Miter saw $179
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Ryobi 10" sliding miter saw TSS103 for $179 online and in stores
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Really worth the extra $40 for a 2" bigger blade?
Really worth the extra $40 for a 2" bigger blade?
I was in same place when shopping for a saw. I got the 12 and while it's a beast i would rather have a 10 inch as it's lighter to manuever. If your saw is staying in place then 12 gives you some headroom.
Really worth the extra $40 for a 2" bigger blade?
Only if you miter railroad ties for a living or can't comprehend how to cut 7"+ crown on the flat. Any honest and accomplished carpenter will tell you that even 10" is overkill...a 8.5" slider is the sweetspot.
Is a miter saw of any size likely to be overkill for a "fairly" handy schmuck like me? I'm fearful that this is going to be like installing a pneumatic lift in your garage just so you can change your oil.
Since large construction materials and most modern flooring can be quickly cut accurately enough with a circular saw, that leaves super tall baseboard and large crown molding.
Depending on what you're actually cutting, even a 10" slider might be overkill and you may want to consider a fixed 10" that will be cheaper, smaller, lighter, and more precise.