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Today I bought 2 saws. The first because I really needed it. Well
researched and exactly what I wanted. A Makita 10 inch sliding Compound miter. The second saw was an impuls buy which I NEVER do, but this time I just couldn't resist the price. Now I wonder if I'll be bringing it back. It was a Skilsaw brand 10 inch bench top table saw. Normally wouldn't look at such a thing, but last night I had to do something and wished I had a table saw. Not willing to spend lots of $ for a good one (I'm generally not a woodworker, but I'm trimming out my house right now, hence the miter saw). I was enamored by the price. 10 inch, 15 amp, cast alluminum table. Fence, miter, table extension and slidinr rear extension and leg set and carbide blade. Price $99 minus a 10% coupon I had = $90. Problem is, I don't buy many woodworking tools, but in general every tool I buy (mostly hand tools) is absolutely high end. Will this thing dissapoint. Not looking to make furniture here, but will probably use it as a construction tool for home projects. |
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