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 11/01/22 | Home Depot | $359 |
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 07/27/22 | Home Depot | $359 |
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| 07/11/22 | Home Depot | $359 |
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 06/29/22 | Home Depot | $359 |
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 05/26/22 | Home Depot | $359 frontpage |
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| 02/14/22 | Home Depot | $429 popular |
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 10/05/21 | Home Depot | $359 |
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 08/02/21 | Home Depot | $359 |
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 07/22/21 | Home Depot | $359 |
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| 07/13/21 | Home Depot | $359 |
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| 07/08/21 | Home Depot | $359 |
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| 06/29/21 | Home Depot | $359 |
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 06/21/21 |  Amazon | $359 popular |
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| 06/15/21 | Home Depot | $359 frontpage |
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| 06/03/21 | Home Depot | $359 |
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 05/19/21 | Home Depot | $359 frontpage |
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For anyone wondering "do I need a 10 inch or dado compatibility" the answer is depends, but you are most likely fine with this especially starting out or for small projects around the home. For blade size: The max cutting depth of this saw is 2-9/16in (vs 3.5in for 10in blade) in which is plenty for nearly any sheet goods and other cuts good for a table saw. If you need to cut 4x4 posts or something, I personally prefer using a miter saw or a circular saw. For dados: you can still cut dados, just do multiple passes with 1/8in or 1/16in offset until your dado is the desired width. The rack and pinion system is accurate and makes it easier to make very small adjustments. I've see professionals make multiple passes like this on dado compatible table saws rather than changing blades because it's faster in many cases (i.e. a smaller cabinet box).
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FYI this bundle keeps going in and out of stock almost weekly if not more frequently, so just keep checking the link once in a while and you might get lucky.
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