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DeWALT 15A Corded 12" Compound Single Bevel Miter Saw & Heavy-Duty Work Stand ( DWS715WDWX725B) for
$279.
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Product Features:- Stainless steel miter detent plate with 14 positive stops
- Precise miter system and machined base fence support
- Tall sliding fence supports 5-1/2 in. base vertically
- Bevels 0 to 48 to the left and 0 to 3 to the right
- 2 in. x 8 in. dimensional lumber cross cut capacity at 90° and 2 in. x 6 in. dimensional lumber at 45°
- 15 Amp
- 4000 RPM
- 5/8 in. or 1 in. arbor
- DWX725B compact, lightweight aluminum design for storage and travel
- DWX725B 1000 lbs. capacity (each)
- DWX725B legs provide superior support and fold for easy storage
- DWX725B transport latch allows a pair of stands to be easily transported together
- DWX725B includes 2 miter saw mounting brackets (DW7231) for use as a tool stand
- DWX725B includes DW7231 miter saw mounting brackets allowing use as a tool stand
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Also, sliding miter saws let you cut thicker pieces of wood (because you can move it in and out) and might have longer durability.
I get this sounds like a non issue and it probably isn't for people that do it all the time. I would be livid if I didn't have a double bevel saw to save $50 bucks.
The sliding is not really a need for me or for trim. It only is needed if you are cutting things bigger than 8" which I have yet to do.
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Also, sliding miter saws let you cut thicker pieces of wood (because you can move it in and out) and might have longer durability.
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Also, sliding miter saws let you cut thicker pieces of wood (because you can move it in and out) and might have longer durability.
I get this sounds like a non issue and it probably isn't for people that do it all the time. I would be livid if I didn't have a double bevel saw to save $50 bucks.
The sliding is not really a need for me or for trim. It only is needed if you are cutting things bigger than 8" which I have yet to do.
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If one plans to do 2x8 at angle or wider, steps/risers, shelves etc then slider is better option BUT it's also heavier and needs more room in the back for rails and dust collection is generally worse on them not that it's that great on non sliders.