I found a stack of Ridgid 18V Brushless 7-1/4" Dual Bevel Sliding Miter Saw (Tool Only) for $279 at Home Depot {store #0723}. They are also on sale online for $299
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I found a stack of Ridgid 18V Brushless 7-1/4" Dual Bevel Sliding Miter Saw (Tool Only) for $279 at Home Depot {store #0723}. They are also on sale online for $299
This price matches the previous deal from over a year ago.
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I have this saw it's okay but after a year and a half it started to fall apart. 7 1-4 on a slider is great for 95% of things, 2x6 is the max, but it doesn't have the power or the bigger saws.
7 1/4 is kino for those that know what they're doing. I have the Milwaukee version and it's sooo nice compared to hauling around the hulking 12" DeWalt and unrolling the extension cords. Not sure how this rigid model is, but I use my Milwaukee now 95% of the time and the 12" DeWalt collects dust.
7 1/4 is kino for those that know what they're doing. I have the Milwaukee version and it's sooo nice compared to hauling around the hulking 12" DeWalt and unrolling the extension cords. Not sure how this rigid model is, but I use my Milwaukee now 95% of the time and the 12" DeWalt collects dust.
Me too (but I have this Ridgid). I jokingly refer to my big ol' DeWalt DWS780 as a dust collector since I rarely use it in the shop and it never makes it into the truck. For the things that I actually need to miter the capacity of the 7-1/4" is sufficient, it has much less slop, and is so easy to move around.
I have this saw it's okay but after a year and a half it started to fall apart. 7 1-4 on a slider is great for 95% of things, 2x6 is the max, but it doesn't have the power or the bigger saws.
What's falling apart? You could use the LSA I assume.
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I recently used my 10 inch Metabo slider to cut butcher block and it bogged down tremendously. I can't imagine an 18v being able to handle it. Anyone have experience with this?
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Dual-bevel 😯
Sliding 😲
Cordless 😮
Lifetime warranty 🤯
dual-bevel 😯
sliding 😲
cordless 😮
lifetime warranty 🤯
7-1/4😵 💫
$279😫
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