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me no see this yet.

 

I dont like dewalt... Most of my work is gonna be fine woodworking so i was lookig for something alittle nicer than a jobsite saw. Main thing is the clamp and slides, they should work flawlessly for precision cuts

 

http://www.dewalt.com/tools/miter-saw-lasers-dws7085.aspx

 

she gets spayed next tuesday and has to be on restriction for a few days - week, so nutty pup

Gotcha on the exercise thing.. I preferred running outside when I could. Can't do it anymore

 

Yea copper you stupied canadian hating brass badge wearing ninny

 

Ive worked with dewalt, rigid, hitachi onsite. The dewalt was far more accurate (the big reason I like dewalt saws is that the motors in them do not produce that high pitch whine that hurts your ears).

The only "dedicated" trim table saw I used was at trade school but I don t think you want a saw that big lol

 

Dirty cop..... only reason is cause shes got boobs.

 

If you check the second last page of my photos, all those places we built with dewalt table saws (the larger model).

What kind of trim work are you planning on doing burg?

 

http://www.leevalley.com/en/festool/page.aspx?p=67939&cat=5,105

 

Oh , my bad , are we talking Table Saws ?

 

Lol you confused me for a sec oz, had to go back and read burgs first comment

 

yarp

 

I have the DeWalt jobsite models , but would buy a more expensive dedicated saw if I didn't need to move it a lot .

 

I took a couple fine woodworking classes in college and fell in love with the industrial grade machines they had. From the 8ft wide table saws, planers, bandsaw, belt sander, joiner drill press and router table....