Lowe's has
DeWALT 20V Max 7-1/4" Single Bevel Sliding Compound Cordless Miter Saw (DCS361B)
+ 7-1/4" 60T Circular Saw Blade (automatically added to cart) on sale for
$249.
Shipping is free or select free store pickup where stock permits.
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Rokket for sharing this deal.
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Features:
- Cut with Greater Accuracy - Improve visibility and alignment with an integrated cut line cross-cut positioning system that provides adjustment-free cut line indication
- Handle Trim and Molding Applications - Cut up to 3-5/8 inch nested crown and 3-1/2 inch base vertically for added jobsite versatility
- Set Angles with Confidence - Boost productivity and support cutting accuracy with an adjustable stainless-steel miter detent plate featuring 11 positive stops
- Make Bevel Adjustments Easily - Dial in bevel settings with an oversized bevel scale designed for quick and accurate angle changes
- Transport and Store with Ease - Move around the jobsite more easily with a compact, lightweight design that weighs 30 pounds
- Lock In Miter Angles Quickly - Work faster with a cam lock miter handle designed for quick and accurate miter angle adjustments
- Built for Durable Precision - Support long-term cutting accuracy with a precise miter system and machined base fence support
- Tool Only Flexibility - Add this sliding miter saw to your existing setup with battery and charger sold separately
- Includes a 3 year limited warranty
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But I'd say it's a mediocre saw.
Spits dust everywhere even connected to dust collection.
The led shadow line is great if you need every board shy, shadow doesn't really fall at either edge, rather converges on the blade center.
The table milling makes it very very difficult to nudge pieces to make accurate cuts, a bit too much play in the 90 detente to hold dead on square cuts repeatedly.
It's OK, festool's kapex 60, on the other hand is the excellent paradigm.
I'll be selling the dewalt after this next job, and buying the 60 (have the 120 in the workshop).
For an affordable saw, say for framing & rough cut site work I like this dewalt...but I can't trust it for high accuracy & repetitive cuts & fine trim work.
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