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Amazon.com has DeWALT 12" DWS715 15-Amp Miter Saw + DeWALT DWX723 Miter Saw Heavy Duty Stand on sale for $299. Shipping is free.

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  • DeWALT 12" DWS715 15-Amp Miter Saw
  • DeWALT DWX723 Miter Saw Heavy Duty Stand
Alternatively, Amazon.com has DeWALT 12" DWS715 15-Amp Miter Saw on sale for $199. Shipping is free.

About DeWALT Milter Saw:
  • Lightweight aluminum construction (29 lbs.) of DEWALT miter saw stand allows for easy transport
  • 5-1/2 ft. beam extends to support up to 16' of material and up to 500 lbs.
  • Stainless-steel miter detent plate of 12" miter saw blade comes with 14 positive stops
  • The mitre saw features the precise miter system and machined base fence support
  • Tall sliding fence of DEWALT miter saw supports 5-1/2" base vertically
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Depends on if you see yourself needing to bevel in both directions. I'm only a home project guy and not somebody with a keen interest in woodworking. Out of all the times I've used my single bevel mitre saw in the last few years, there's only been once where I've actually wanted to have the bevel in the other direction. Can still work around it, though it just may not be as neat of a finished product if you're anal about that kind of stuff.
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DavidP6348
10-13-2021 at 06:13 PM.
10-13-2021 at 06:13 PM.
Quote from DopestDealer :
Just interested in the saw... my back isn't shot and I have a garage floor. I think this is the one I want, but am wondering if it may be cheaper by black friday?

I doubt it. With inflation and thousands of cargo ships circling ports of entry, this is probably as cheap as you'll find this season.
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10-13-2021 at 08:19 PM.
10-13-2021 at 08:19 PM.
Quote from westermac :
My experience has been the opposite; tried the Ridgid rolling stand and one of the feet was welded on crooked so it only had 3 points of contact on level ground. The Dewalt stand has a much wider base and has been rock solid. Wheels are a huge help if you need to move the saw on a regular basis, but if you have a few projects per year it's not really that hard to remove the saw, move the stand and lock the saw back on. I'd originally planned on giving the Ridgid another shot but I'm happy with the Dewalt now
The problem I found with the stands that come in these "kits" is you can't store the saw and the stand together safely and the arms that mount to the saw and clamp to the stand are disproportionally mounted onto the stand for certain saws. These compound ones are probably fine but I have a sliding 12" dewalt and it was very back heavy. It leaned on me while cutting and I didn't feel safe with my stand shifting on me while a 12" blade was spinning several thousand RPMs nearby.
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10-13-2021 at 08:42 PM.
10-13-2021 at 08:42 PM.
I have the double bevel slider and wouldn't be happy with less. Glad it's there when I need it!
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10-13-2021 at 08:51 PM.
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If I'm looking to do DYI home projects should I get this or a table saw? Why would I pick one over the other?
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10-14-2021 at 05:49 AM.
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Quote from CoralSnow219 :
If I'm looking to do DYI home projects should I get this or a table saw? Why would I pick one over the other?
You can't compare a miter saw to a table saw. They are efficient and ideal for totally different things. If me... miter saw first and get a circular saw. Decide when you hit the limits of those where to go next. Table saw (small or large), track saw, router etc...
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10-14-2021 at 05:59 AM.
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Quote from CoralSnow219 :
If I'm looking to do DYI home projects should I get this or a table saw? Why would I pick one over the other?

If you can only have one, and you have the room, get a tablesaw. It is way more versatile but also way more dangerous. Certain cuts require different techniques and if you get it wrong, the saw will probably claim some fingers. Watch a whole bunch of tablesaw safety videos and incorporate safety devices like push sticks and cross cut sleds and you'll be aware of the risks and how these devices mitigate risk.

That said, a tablesaw and a circular saw (I prefer a wormdrive) make the perfect combination. The circular saw takes the saw to the work as well as makes rip cuts of large sheet goods exponentially safer to perform.

A miter saw, imo, is more of a third tier luxury item, unless of course you are planning on doing a bunch of molding, then it will pay for itself in time saved.
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10-14-2021 at 06:52 AM.
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Quote from DavidP6348 :
If you can only have one, and you have the room, get a tablesaw. It is way more versatile but also way more dangerous. Certain cuts require different techniques and if you get it wrong, the saw will probably claim some fingers. Watch a whole bunch of tablesaw safety videos and incorporate safety devices like push sticks and cross cut sleds and you'll be aware of the risks and how these devices mitigate risk.

That said, a tablesaw and a circular saw (I prefer a wormdrive) make the perfect combination. The circular saw takes the saw to the work as well as makes rip cuts of large sheet goods exponentially safer to perform.

A miter saw, imo, is more of a third tier luxury item, unless of course you are planning on doing a bunch of molding, then it will pay for itself in time saved.
I kind of agree with this but will add to it.

It all depends on what kind of DIY projects you'll be doing. You may be better off starting with a circular saw if you'll be doing quick and easy cross cuts. If you'll be doing more accurate cross cuts or using longer stock, a miter saw is invaluable. If you just have smaller stock and need to rip/CC, get a table saw first. Personally, I have all 3 and use them for certain applications. I don't get the miter out if I have smaller and quicker cross cut stock but I don't use the table saw for 2x4 lumber and repeatable cuts. 1-2 quick cuts, circular saw, or for breaking down sheet goods.
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