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Post #145349419 added 02-11-2021 7:41 PM by SubZero5 in Deal Talk
Amazon has SKILSAW SPT88-01 12" Worm Drive Dual Bevel Sliding Miter Saw for $499. Shipping is free. CPO Outlets via Target also has SKILSAW SPT88-01 12" Worm Drive Dual Bevel Sliding Miter Saw...
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Post #145431601 added 02-17-2021 11:11 AM by tampa03cobra in Deal Talk
Except that Hemi isn't marketing and is actually a Hemispherical combustion chamber engine, which at higher power levels has a whole host of advantages. Worm Drive saws are similar, they offer a...
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Post #145337281 added 02-12-2021 5:15 PM by Ruslan09 in Deal Talk
I am far from an expert, but I do own the dws780 and it’s a phenomenal saw. I love how precise it is, the kerf light and that it can cut a 60* angle. With all that being said the 780 is far from...
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Post #145356025 added 02-13-2021 5:19 PM by nolife in Deal Talk
And the blade size wasn't the limit? Have an example of that?
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Post #145357135 added 02-13-2021 6:35 PM by nolife in Deal Talk
I know some will only tilt one way.
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Post #145360954 added 02-13-2021 11:41 PM by FaithfulClover587 in Deal Talk
This has made cutting board and angles safer for our students.
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Post #145371442 added 02-14-2021 12:49 PM by nolife in Deal Talk
Wow, table saws. In my opinion... wait on that one until you decide yourself. Really is one of those things that the larger and powerful the better but that doesn't mean even a small portable job...
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Post #145500958 added 02-20-2021 1:07 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
Of course they all have defined rake.Use safety equipment and you'll be fine.
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Post #145501048 added 02-20-2021 1:13 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
lol.... absolute BS... :) Safety equipment does not protect fingers and hands.... Tooth rake is not as important on table saws with the blade underneath, or just chop saws, but has always been...
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Post #145497505 added 02-20-2021 10:01 AM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
Longevity and very little, if any vibration. Most miter saws have a belt drive that will break at the most inopportune time. I am not paying $500 for a saw made in China, but the concept for worm...
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Post #145500403 added 02-20-2021 12:35 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
ALL saw blades have defined tooth rake.... including every one you own; even if you don't know what it is, or for where, when and how to use. If you bought at a box store, probably a positive rake...
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Post #145499083 added 02-20-2021 11:35 AM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
"Raking" is a function of specific saw blades. If you want positive rake you buy a blade designed for positive and likewise for negative. Pulling back while cutting is typically safer, so it makes...
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I agree I'm not sure what you could possibly be cross cutting and need worm drive power for. I have the skil saw table saw and love it for the worm drive. I just don't see the added benefit to worm...
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Post #145351000 added 02-13-2021 12:29 PM by SmartCrow5521 in Deal Talk
Does worm drive actually matter ever at all? Is it their version of Dodge and Hemi?
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Post #145392826 added 02-15-2021 2:14 PM by jemhunter in Deal Talk
After I got my table saw, my miter saw is little used in woodworking projects. It is mostly use for general diy stuff such as cutting 2x4 and flooring planks.
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Post #145392751 added 02-15-2021 2:10 PM by jemhunter in Deal Talk
With the correct blade you can cut anything. But it feels like an overkill for tubing which usually doesn't require precision. I would use a grinder for tubing.
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Post #145363018 added 02-14-2021 5:30 AM by hidefkd in Deal Talk
Sometimes you need raw power. I’m building a 400 sq ft IPE deck with 5/4 x 6” and I’m using a Dewalt 780 with a new blade. It’s working great. IPE is very hard and anything less powerful would be...
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Post #145345600 added 02-13-2021 7:35 AM by forzaINTER in Deal Talk
Great price. I own the Dewalt they have on sale for $219 and it's been a workhorse. Of course I paid more... ...
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Post #145350184 added 02-13-2021 11:47 AM by Z-Bo in Deal Talk
I don't even know what worm drive is but I want to do my own carpentry for fun. I was looking at the Makita cordless battery powered saw around $719. But I have Milwaukee for everything except yard...
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Post #145356082 added 02-13-2021 5:22 PM by sshlyk in Deal Talk
Seems like worm drive saws require oil change.
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Post #145354258 added 02-13-2021 3:25 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
My experience with the DeWalt has been the complete opposite. It's very accurate, even for precision woodworking. Of course, as you mentioned a fixed 10" is a good option, but if you're just looking...
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Post #145518577 added 02-21-2021 2:52 PM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
You are a funny guy.... Instead of semantics BS, learn and use the correct blade for the tool and the job.... "15 saws" and you still don't know the importance of saw tooth rake is bewildering.
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Post #145348804 added 02-13-2021 10:30 AM by phvtalk in Deal Talk
Power to cut through without losing rpm, of course you could also use a strip of painters tape if you want for peace of mind
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Post #145353793 added 02-13-2021 2:57 PM by wedgeoflemon in Deal Talk
If I didn't want to also buy a chop saw would this be alright for steel tubing if I switch blades?
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Post #145335145 added 02-12-2021 3:17 PM by Tristanic in Deal Talk
Does anyone know how this compares to the dewalt dws780?
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Post #145317697 added 02-11-2021 7:41 PM by TealTank425 in Deal Talk
Save $150.99 (23%) FREE Shipping •Worm drive delivers the relentless power and trusted durability needed to get the job done on any job-site •Lightest-in-class construction and convenient top...
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Post #145371703 added 02-14-2021 1:01 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
What projects are you doing? You don't necessarily need one with worm drive. Doesn't hurt, but you might end up paying for something you don't necessarily need. Also, what budget are you trying to...
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Post #145370830 added 02-14-2021 12:21 PM by InterestingI in Deal Talk
Thank you for the guidance, could you please recommend worm drive and table saw for woodworking beginners?
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Post #145498027 added 02-20-2021 10:32 AM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
With a sliding miter saw, much like a radial arm saw, the blade tooth rake is very important... pulling needs a negative rake, while pushing needs a neutral or even positive rake. You can tell if...
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Post #145497685 added 02-20-2021 10:11 AM by ToolDeals in Deal Talk
Use blade stabilizers.... even on 10" and smaller blades, they help a lot. The more you use a tool, even a cheap tool, the more accurate you will be. When I hear people talking about how precise...
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Post #145504408 added 02-20-2021 4:51 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
Incorrect. Buy saw gloves. I own a couple pair that I wear just in case. Most have a minimum of a kevlar lining to prevent cut through. Also, install pawls on things like table saws for kickback....
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Post #145347070 added 02-13-2021 9:02 AM by Goolbox in Deal Talk
I have a table saw with worm drive. Absolutely incredible.
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Post #145349545 added 02-13-2021 11:10 AM by nolife in Deal Talk
The DWS779/780 is VERY deep, with the dust bag attached it can come in at over 50 inches in depth. This makes it very tricky for using it on a bench less than 50 or so inches from a back wall for a...
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Post #145351351 added 02-13-2021 12:48 PM by mb29er in Deal Talk
Worm drive doesn't just have to do with power. It also has to do with the placement of the motor (up top vs. the side in this case). I've tried several regular miter saws where the side-mounted motor...
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Post #145391170 added 02-15-2021 12:43 PM by corazones in Deal Talk
My old saw feels regular compared to this worm drive technology.
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Post #145392676 added 02-15-2021 2:06 PM by jemhunter in Deal Talk
Typically the larger the blade the less accurate it gets. The sliding feature also reduce the accuracy. Most woodworkers use 10" miter saw
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Post #145361371 added 02-14-2021 12:36 AM by FrankCostanza in Deal Talk
If you can wait, the 10” goes on sale and includes a total of 4 batteries about every year. $549 and you can even return the two extra batteries to make it cheaper
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Post #145355980 added 02-13-2021 5:17 PM by nolife in Deal Talk
No. Way to much RPM for cutting steel.
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Post #145344313 added 02-13-2021 6:02 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
I don't know about this saw, but while the DWS780 is great for large construction materials it kinda sucks at precise cuts for trim or woodworking - just too much weight and too much flex/slop in the...
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Post #145345255 added 02-13-2021 7:10 AM by ben_r_ in Deal Talk
Wow what the heck are they thinking people are cutting on their miter saws that they’d need a worm drive saw amount of power to cut?! This feels like marketing BS.
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