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Amazon: BOSCH 10 Inch Dual-Bevel Axial-Glide System Miter - $512.00
$512.00
I was looking for a deal on that model of Bosh miter saw (CM10GD), and Amazon is currently offering it for $587 - $75 in promotions, which brings it down to $512 ( plus taxes ).
The promotion is applied automatically at the checkout.
https://www.amazon.com/Bosch-CM10...B00G5R4E
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NO LASER GUIDES IN BOSH MITER SAWS.
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ACCURACY: The Bosch-exclusive Axial-Glide System allows wider crosscuts and better alignment.
CONVENIENCE: Featuring large, upfront metal bevel controls and Square lock precision fences for precise, quick, and easy adjustments. Complete with dust collection chute and vacuum adapter for easy cleanup.
CONTROL: This miter saw provides accuracy and cutting control at all angles. Crown chop lock locks the head in place for maximum chop cutting capacity for upright base moulding and nested crown. Depth Front-to-Back, Not Including Arm: 30 inch
COMPACT: Features a compact design that replaces the sliding rail system, taking up to 10 In. less workspace than a sliding miter saw. This Bosch miter saw is perfect for tight quarters where other saws just won't do.
COMFORT: Large, form-fitting ergonomic ambidextrous trigger handle with a soft grip provides maximum comfort for all-day use while the clear lower guard allows for unobstructed visibility throughout the cutting job.
The promotion is applied automatically at the checkout.
https://www.amazon.com/Bosch-CM10...B00G5R4E
---
NO LASER GUIDES IN BOSH MITER SAWS.
---
ACCURACY: The Bosch-exclusive Axial-Glide System allows wider crosscuts and better alignment.
CONVENIENCE: Featuring large, upfront metal bevel controls and Square lock precision fences for precise, quick, and easy adjustments. Complete with dust collection chute and vacuum adapter for easy cleanup.
CONTROL: This miter saw provides accuracy and cutting control at all angles. Crown chop lock locks the head in place for maximum chop cutting capacity for upright base moulding and nested crown. Depth Front-to-Back, Not Including Arm: 30 inch
COMPACT: Features a compact design that replaces the sliding rail system, taking up to 10 In. less workspace than a sliding miter saw. This Bosch miter saw is perfect for tight quarters where other saws just won't do.
COMFORT: Large, form-fitting ergonomic ambidextrous trigger handle with a soft grip provides maximum comfort for all-day use while the clear lower guard allows for unobstructed visibility throughout the cutting job.
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| Amazon | $589 |
 Lowe's | $589 |
| Lowe's | $589 |
 Ace Hardware | $629 |
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Yes a laser guide would be nice, but I love the axial gliding mechanism way more.
I'll tell you... the Dewalts gave dropped in quality a LOT! The 580's (and the "used to be almost identical" 779) are getting stripped down, and Dewalt as a whole is on a "quality decline".
The Bosch is AMAZING.
And, a guy on Etsy makes a shadow line attachment for it and I was skeptical, but it's great.
Although, after using my friends Bosch Surgeon that he added high powered green lasers to, I might try to do that myself. Because the shadow line is great... unless it's in a bright environment. And even in the sun, my buddy's lasers shown up perfectly clear. But the lasers he said cost him $35 each. (There's two that run down each side of the blade, and can be adjusted easily.)
So... there's options out there now. And the days of the 580 being "The Gold Standard" for miter saws ended 4 or 5 years ago. Bosch has improved ALOT. The Makita is awesome, Festool is great, but overpriced by $700 or so. So it's really Makita or Bosch these days (unless you're one of the weirdos that need their tool colors to match each other 🤣 🤣. )
Yes a laser guide would be nice, but I love the axial gliding mechanism way more.
You know, the blade deflection issues are on every saw these days, as the Kerfs on the blades keep getting thinner and thinner.
The whole "a thinner blade cuts easier, and less strain on your saws motor" is really overplayed.
If you buy a good blade, a thin kerf vs full kerf has like a 0.03" thickness difference, and the weight is basically unnoticeable.
The only downfall is price is often up to 20% more for a full kerf.
I used Freud for years, and switched over to the CMT about 2 years ago, after I was gifted one of their blades. And I now only use CMT. The Chrome Carbide 96t ( midel 283.696.12 ) is amazing!!
Only having 1 arm, I rarely change out blades due to the nightmare that it is. And the CMT cuts clean thru laminate, melamine, all the way up to a 4x6 with ease. So its nice to have one blade for everything. I'd have never tried thicker cuts with a 96t in the past after having a "Freud incident" lol.
So, look into a full Kerf. It's sooo much nicer, but a but mire $
The Bosch is AMAZING.
And, a guy on Etsy makes a shadow line attachment for it and I was skeptical, but it's great.
Although, after using my friends Bosch Surgeon that he added high powered green lasers to, I might try to do that myself. Because the shadow line is great... unless it's in a bright environment. And even in the sun, my buddy's lasers shown up perfectly clear. But the lasers he said cost him $35 each. (There's two that run down each side of the blade, and can be adjusted easily.)
So... there's options out there now. And the days of the 580 being "The Gold Standard" for miter saws ended 4 or 5 years ago. Bosch has improved ALOT. The Makita is awesome, Festool is great, but overpriced by $700 or so. So it's really Makita or Bosch these days (unless you're one of the weirdos that need their tool colors to match each other 🤣 🤣. )
So I agree on shadow lines they don't work outside when the sun is out and I agree with Festool I'd buy it but would be afraid to put it in my truck without a special box to carry it in. So what's wrong with Dewalt 779 or 780? The only thing I didn't like that they shorten the glide rails which moves the cutting forward so you have blade teeth cutting in a upward direction in the first 1.5-2". DeWalt does so many thinks right like the bed height being 3.5" so if you set on a bench you're ready to go with 4x lumber table support. I'm still using my Hitchi that's 30 years old but all the plastic is breaking and not available anymore. I'm a general contractor so my tools actually get used.
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The Bosch is AMAZING.
And, a guy on Etsy makes a shadow line attachment for it and I was skeptical, but it's great.
Although, after using my friends Bosch Surgeon that he added high powered green lasers to, I might try to do that myself. Because the shadow line is great... unless it's in a bright environment. And even in the sun, my buddy's lasers shown up perfectly clear. But the lasers he said cost him $35 each. (There's two that run down each side of the blade, and can be adjusted easily.)
So... there's options out there now. And the days of the 580 being "The Gold Standard" for miter saws ended 4 or 5 years ago. Bosch has improved ALOT. The Makita is awesome, Festool is great, but overpriced by $700 or so. So it's really Makita or Bosch these days (unless you're one of the weirdos that need their tool colors to match each other 🤣 🤣. )
The dewalt DWS780 currently has a stop sale and is the reason you can't find them at Lowe's or home depot anywhere https://toolguyd.com/dewalt-miter...sale-2022/