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Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de febrero de 2025
Three years running without a problem. Only draw back is the dust collection system. Company should be able to come up with a better designed system
Steve Clark
Comentado en Canadá el 18 de octubre de 2024
Item was brand new!Easy to operate!Well worth the purchase!
Guillermo
Comentado en México el 11 de agosto de 2023
La marca lo dice todo, fácil de usar, cortes exactos, no tiene los laterales para detener maderas más largas pero se soluciona fácilmente, se puede convertir en una XPS (marca el corte) previo checar la versión que les llegue. La recomiendo.
DJ307
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de diciembre de 2023
It's a great saw bought the sawhorse stand for it and it is just great. Accurate out of box, very easy to use comes with a super sharp blade.
luis
Comentado en México el 7 de octubre de 2023
Me encanta mucho yo la pedí a México y me encanta no hay otra igual solo lo único malo es el envío qué tarda un poco en llegar pero vale la pena a espera la super recomiendo
FELIPE S.
Comentado en México el 20 de octubre de 2023
es de calidad muy práctica para hacer tus cortes de madera
Frank Bogdan
Comentado en Canadá el 24 de septiembre de 2023
My 10" inch saw finally went to my youngest son so I moved up to the 12 ". Should have done that years ago. With a DIY crown mitre jig mounted to the saw I easly and accurately cut 4.25 " crown.
Jac Cottrell
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de marzo de 2022
After about 20 years, DIY hardwood floors in our home, lots of birdhouses and everything else in-between, my 20-ish year old 10" base model Craftsman Miter Saw finally had enough. New bearings were long out of production, time for a new saw.Aside from the floors, most of what I do is smaller, finish/precision work. I was originally looking at 10" saws to keep using my WoodWorker I & II blades, but quickly found that the market has really moved to the 12" saws. I own a table saw, I didn't feel like the added price, size and weight of a sliding saw was a necessary.I was initially looking at the single bevel model (DWS715) do save a few bucks, but after comparing that model vs this one (DWS716) it was very clear that the single vs. double bevel was not the only difference. While I am sure it is a fine saw, the parts quality on the DWS715 were just a few steps below the quality of the DWS716. Everything on the DWS716 had a nicer finish, they opted for metal components instead of plastic in many places, and it also looks to have a lot more options for angle stops, etc. (Not 100% sure on that one, I learned about a lot of them after mine arrived)Expect to take an hour or so to tune/align the saw before use. If you are rough cutting 4x4's all day or framing, it may not matter. If you want to make sure that your angles and angle stops are all on point, it is well worth it. I used a small machinist's square to set the blade square to the table, and some 30°/60° and 45° drafting triangles to set the angles.I use my saw in a basement shop, dust collection is important. While I think that most miter saws a challenge to collect from, this one is much better than the old Craftsman. Photos show the reducer coupler I used to go from shop vac to saw. You can see it still fires some dust around, but this is much better than the little bag included.Very pleased with the saw, happy that I spent a little more to get the DWS716 over the cheaper 12" or the 10" models.
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