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• Features 3800 RPM motor for optimal results
• Crafted from stainless steel for lasting use
• Designed with a dust collection system for efficiency
About This Product
The DEWALT DWS779 sliding compound miter saw is precision at its toughest, delivering accuracy and capacity for everyday jobsite use. This miter saw is designed with a powerful 15 Amp, 3800 RPM motor that delivers extended power and durability. Tall sliding fences support 7-1/2 in. of crown nested and up to 2 x 14 dimensional lumbers at 90° and 2 x 10 at 45°. A cam lock miter handle with detent override delivers quick and accurate miter angles.
• Stainless steel miter detent plate with 10 positive stops
• Precise miter system and machined base fence support
• Precise miter system and machined base fence support cam-lock miter handle with detent override delivers quick and accurate miter angles
• Tall sliding fences support 6-3/4 in. base vertically
• Bevels 0° - 48° left and right
• 2 in. x 14 in. dimensional lumber cross cut capacity at 90° and 2 in. x 10 in. dimensional lumber at 45°
• Dual horizontal steel rails with innovative clamping mechanism and linear ball bearings for accuracy and durability
• Efficient dust collection system captures over 75% of dust generated
• Oversized, high visibility bevel scale with positive stops
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Great saw, used it often already for some flooring and trim work. Also upgraded it to the shadow line light kit found on the 780 for ~$70 bucks. Works fantastic and saves multiple cuts and time.
FWIW also it comes up a lot that these have changed/been decontent-ed. The biggest differences are they added handles, which is nice, but removed the slide "lock lever" in favor of just the set screw to hold it and they removed the 22.5 and 45 degree bevel stop blocks. If you're doing volume work with those bevel angles the 780 probably still has them and may still be worth the huge price increase, otherwise I wouldn't worry about them.
FWIW also it comes up a lot that these have changed/been decontent-ed. The biggest differences are they added handles, which is nice, but removed the slide "lock lever" in favor of just the set screw to hold it and they removed the 22.5 and 45 degree bevel stop blocks. If you're doing volume work with those bevel angles the 780 probably still has them and may still be worth the huge price increase, otherwise I wouldn't worry about them.
I just sold this saw and bought the delta cruzer - the dewalt required too much space in the back for the slide and it was often coming up short on my cuts, so the extra but of capacity advertised on the delta is worth it for me and the space savings were needed. All I've done with the delta so far is set it up on a stand.
Great saw, used it often already for some flooring and trim work. Also upgraded it to the shadow line light kit found on the 780 for ~$70 bucks. Works fantastic and saves multiple cuts and time.
Great saw, used it often already for some flooring and trim work. Also upgraded it to the shadow line light kit found on the 780 for ~$70 bucks. Works fantastic and saves multiple cuts and time.
Maybe call to confirm
Maybe call to confirm
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Great saw, used it often already for some flooring and trim work. Also upgraded it to the shadow line light kit found on the 780 for ~$70 bucks. Works fantastic and saves multiple cuts and time.
I have had this saw for a few years. I even bought and installed the upgraded light kit which turns the kerf from the blade into a cut line. Very nice and powerful saw.
Lowes uncommonly has this on sale AND sometimes it will include the free stand. I would wait for that.
I just sold this saw and bought the delta cruzer - the dewalt required too much space in the back for the slide and it was often coming up short on my cuts, so the extra but of capacity advertised on the delta is worth it for me and the space savings were needed. All I've done with the delta so far is set it up on a stand.