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Post #134654615 added 01-31-2020 11:40 AM by BursaliOzer in Deal Talk
i have the 12" sliding compound one from Harbor Freight and i DO NOT recommend it. Its big, takes a lot of room since its sliding and 90% of the time i use it for straight cuts so im looking to sell...
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Post #134656973 added 01-31-2020 1:24 PM by steppedinit in Deal Talk
Ryobi is a name brand, unless I misunderstand your question.
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Post #134648423 added 01-31-2020 8:06 AM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
The particular model he is referring to is not as solid as this Ryobi. If you think it is a better buy, then feel free to share why? It is my understanding that this Hitachi was made as a budget...
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Post #134657567 added 01-31-2020 1:48 PM by InfamousDX in Deal Talk
Anyone know the lowest the 10" sliding compound miter has gone?
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Post #134600999 added 01-29-2020 9:32 AM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
CPO Commerce is a reputable tool reseller. They're a big name in the business.
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Post #134616524 added 01-29-2020 8:37 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
I know which one you're talking about. I would go with the Ryobi. From what I've heard, the Ryobi is a bit more solid.
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Post #134654681 added 01-31-2020 11:43 AM by BursaliOzer in Deal Talk
https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com/Brands/RYOBI/RYOBI-9-Amp-7-1-4-In-Miter-Saw-with-Laser/p/ZRTS1143L There is also the 7 1/4" for $45
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Post #134712308 added 02-03-2020 11:38 AM by OhFrugal in Deal Talk
I have an old Sears Craftsman (Made in USA, I guess) miter saw. When I cut some heavy wood, it leaves some near the base (or close to motor) and sometime the far away end (perhaps, I can solve that...
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Post #134669954 added 02-01-2020 6:49 AM by StrongField9568 in Deal Talk
Ryobi TS1345L 10" Compound Miter Saw w/ Laser Line (Refurb) why does slickdeals not have the right price $78.00 a lot of times. it gets tiresome.. [email protected]
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Post #134672423 added 02-01-2020 9:11 AM by bokehh in Deal Talk
Price back up to >$100, and DTO is out of stock. I think this is dead. EDIT: Price dropped back to 78, I ordered one.
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Post #134713373 added 02-03-2020 12:26 PM by somethingelse in Deal Talk
What's the dimension of the board? Your average 10" non-sliding miter saw will give you 5.5" of cutting depth. That roughly translates to a 2x6 or 4x4. If you have something larger, just make a...
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Post #134655800 added 01-31-2020 12:31 PM by tacoreactor in Deal Talk
Any good recommendations for a decent refurbished table saw? This any good? ...
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Post #134757086 added 02-05-2020 11:27 AM by nerds in Deal Talk
I have this little Ryobi and love it, works great for me as a aluminum chop saw using this blade:...
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Post #134615975 added 01-29-2020 8:07 PM by D0nk3y in Deal Talk
This or the Hitachi on Lowes for $99?? ( lowes coupon will bring it same price)
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Post #134637731 added 01-30-2020 5:50 PM by ryekart in Deal Talk
Please forgive my ignorance. Is the best application for this saw to cut trim?
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Post #134659862 added 01-31-2020 3:52 PM by Blorton in Deal Talk
This is the same saw The Weekend Woodworker uses and he even talks about it in his videos. It's a solid value.
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Post #134658701 added 01-31-2020 2:51 PM by MoneyForDeals in Deal Talk
I think a 10” Dewalt is a much better tool. Just saying.
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Post #134666168 added 01-31-2020 9:56 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
What cross cuts do you feel like you need a sliding miter for? There's nothing wrong with a sliding miter, but most compound cuts can be done easily with a compound miter like this. If you're...
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Post #134664935 added 01-31-2020 8:16 PM by redass in Deal Talk
Sliding miter is better for doing some cross cuts compared to a table saw. Especially if you don't have a table saw, but even if you do. You're just reaching because you made a weird statement and...
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Post #134612084 added 01-29-2020 5:06 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
Compound miters have different applications than sliding miter saws. and are used primarily for making compound cuts, for example when you are doing framing. Compound miters are not supposed to...
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Post #134622422 added 01-30-2020 7:03 AM by FeistyTexture9565 in Deal Talk
Uh, that's why they make sliding compound miter saws. They are the best of both worlds, because you can lock the slide and use it as a compound or use the slide for larger cuts.
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Post #134654585 added 01-31-2020 11:39 AM by looser24 in Deal Talk
I would go with a 12 inch.
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Post #134654069 added 01-31-2020 11:18 AM by Gompei in Deal Talk
I was waiting for the Hitachi deal $58 to be back again, but could not wait any longer so I pulled the trigger to order this instead.
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Post #134653424 added 01-29-2020 9:14 AM by SaltyOne in Deal Talk
CPO Outlets via eBay has Ryobi TS1345L 10" Compound Miter Saw w/ Laser Line (Manufacturer Refurbished w/ 1-Year Warranty) on sale for $77.99. Shipping is free. Thanks JMBauer74
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Post #134807795 added 02-07-2020 4:34 PM by raven066 in Deal Talk
Surprised the blade costs almost as much as the saw.
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Post #134669921 added 02-01-2020 6:47 AM by StrongField9568 in Deal Talk
why does slickdeals not have the right price $78.00 a lot of times. it gets tiresome..
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Post #134687690 added 02-02-2020 6:01 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
There is only one reason to get a sliding saw over a non-sliding one and that is the extra cut capacity IF you need it for what you do. But, there are many reasons to not get the slider. They...
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Post #134639042 added 01-30-2020 6:53 PM by somethingelse in Deal Talk
Assume you're referring to this one. I've have an older version (C10FCE2) for about 10 years of regular use (paid ~$100 for it) and it's been rock solid.
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Post #134640875 added 01-30-2020 8:47 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
Usually the tools work fine. Just got the Ryobi Brad Nailer and no problems with it. Has a little cosmetic gash on the metal logo, but besides that good as anything. Ordered this miter saw, and...
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Post #134713280 added 02-03-2020 12:23 PM by OhFrugal in Deal Talk
You answered one of my thoughts -- One cannot adjust the depth in a miter saw! The other thing I was referring to is the cut being incomplete -- the two pieces are still joined at the end (or...
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Post #134726057 added 02-04-2020 4:22 AM by rob728 in Deal Talk
Good to know. Mine's arriving Wednesday. Hope it looks brand new as well.
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Post #134600567 added 01-29-2020 9:14 AM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
CPO Commerce on Ebay has the Ryobi 10 Inch Compound Miter Saw w/Laser line (Refurb) for $77.99 14 AMP One Year Warranty through CPO Commerce Also available at Direct Tools Factory Outlet for...
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Post #134628521 added 01-30-2020 11:06 AM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
Sure, but if you're doing a lot of large cuts, it makes more sense to use a table saw. They're more versatile than a sliding miter when cutting things like plywood. Nothing wrong with any of...
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Post #134688248 added 02-02-2020 6:49 AM by jayman4312 in Deal Talk
Price went up yesterday, now back down today. Got one!
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Post #134720111 added 02-03-2020 5:40 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
Got my Ryobi miter today. Looks brand new except for a little smudge on it. Haven't tried to rub it off, but no big deal either way. Will be using it tomorrow to cut flooring and moldings, right...
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Post #134656211 added 01-31-2020 12:52 PM by abcsr2ez4me in Deal Talk
So between this and a name brand, what are you getting / missing?
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Post #134693909 added 02-02-2020 11:46 AM by somethingelse in Deal Talk
No, just a basic compound miter saw. Most DIYers won't need a slider (unless regularly cutting >5") and the portability of a non slider makes it more useful in my opinion.
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Post #134638574 added 01-30-2020 6:31 PM by xmenxmenxmen in Deal Talk
Except they are twice the size and weight. I won't carry one around without a rolling stand. This compact 10 is more portable and works great for most basic cut. I own both and they both...
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Post #134687147 added 02-02-2020 5:05 AM by mcl5000 in Deal Talk
What? Almost all better saws compound and slide. So in your mind you can’t cut a 2x10 and trim on the same saw? Lol I don’t see any reason for anyone to buy this with 5.5” limits. Get a sliding...
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Post #134689481 added 02-02-2020 8:07 AM by rob728 in Deal Talk
I got a refurbished drill from them two months ago and it looked brand new. I hope this is going to be the same.
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