i have a harbor freight hercules and it’s perfect for my handy man projects. occasional use and lasts for years. no need for a high end when it’s just a home owner. it’s mounted on a ridged rolling miter saw sand. bought new for $160 and the saw for $316 as a member and on sale. a bargain.
Tips. Very important if you would like to saw with precision. (avoid torsion as much as possible)! Always choose a Miter saw with a handle positioned in a vertical line above the saw blade. Everything must be aligned, slide rails, handle, and saw blade,it is much better this way the blade will not tilt. Because there is some torsion in the aluminum housing . And choose an engine with softstart on it to prevent wear of the gear and worm shaft. It is very important that everything is aligned. Here are some examples to show how the handle must be positioned above the blade. Bosch gcm 800 sj / Bosch gcm 8 sjl / Evolution rage 3 / FESTOOL KS 60 / HITACHI C12RSH2 / FESTOOL KS 60 E KAPEX / Metabo KGSV 72 Xact (This also is the case with the Miter saw without the slide rails). If you want you can test it yourself at home if there is torsion in the aluminum housing. Step-1. First you make a saw cut from +-5 mm deep in to a flat piece of wood about +- 20 mm thick. To this with the normal handle positioned on the right side of the Miter saw. Step-2. Then repeat this by pushing the saw blade down with your hand (finger) on the aluminum protective cover were the saw blade is cased in. Just now only do this without the running engine. Step-3. Now you can see if the saw blade will be positioned in or next to the saw cut. If the saw blade is (+- 0,2 / 0,5 mm) next to the saw cut then there is torsion in the aluminum housing. Step-4. therefor it is much better to choose a Miter saw with the handle positioned vertical in line above the saw blade. .. Conclusion: how further away the handle is from the saw blade how more chance of torsion in the aluminum housing.
Several professionals are saying the Bosch for angle cuts is the worst, piece of junk.. the best for the money is the Metabo 12 slide, and the Dewalt 12 inch slide.. period!
I was a fireplace mantel manufacturer for 20 years and nothing compares to the Hitachi 15" miter saw, I still have one and I still wouldn't give it up.
I have a jet 12" dual bevel compound. And I thinks it's better than 90% of the ones on this list. The kapex is awesome, but not even close in price. I got rid if the Bosch after I used a jet.
I'm a journeyman carpenter, I have a 15" Ryobi ...............standard miter saw with a 128 tooth carbide blade, that I bought new in 1991 made 10s of thousands of cuts....it still runs and cuts true right to today............I bet none of these saws here will still be around after 28 years of hard labor.
I was hoping for a reviews clip not a trade show ad campaign but while I'm here I'll say I bought the Bosch 10" and really liked the axial glide. What I didn't like was Bosch's response to a defective part. I was promised by the sales rep that he would send out the part but over 3 months and several excuses later I still couldn't tilt the saw to the right so I took it back and bought the Makita. No more Bosch...excuses don't get the job done.
Hands down no questions asked... Festool. I have owned saws by most maunfacturers and even though most are very good and do what they should do, NON of them are anywhere near as good as the Festool. Yes they are probably double the price of most of the other saws shown but, the build quality and precision of your finish work makes it worth while. Also the extraction is far more supreme than any other machine Ive used.
30 years in finish carpentry and cabinet making and I still hate sliding mitre saws. A simple 12" old school dewalt will cover 95% of tasks and is easier to transport to jobsites. A slider is great for shelving or skirt boards, but otherwise bulky, obviously has more moving parts to fail and a pain to transport. An accurate 10" mitre saw is good for most projects and for the "DIY" crowd, spend your money on a table saw and build a nice outfeed table. And,,, never use the "crown" settings on a mitre saw, cope crown or "think" you have mastered any tools. I used a tablesaw since I was 10 and it took me 40 years to respect it. Hopefully,, a thumb later, this will help someone. That "rage" saw did crack me up. It does everything, but nothing well, like many contractors. Last bit of advice,,,, NEVER hire a person that does roofing, siding, concrete, framing, trim, carpet and painting,,, they won't be good at any of them.
These are not the 10 best. They are just 10 that paid to get an ad on this review. Where are the plus & minus comments? Why don't they mention dust collection? What about quality? Why isn't "value" a consideration. Remove this channel as it is not a true analysis.
Bunch of ads; no real "meat." Every saw has pluses and, minuses. Use a cheap sliding miter saw (a la Harbor Freight) for cutting framing; a better one (DeWalt/Bosch) for finish. Actually, the Harbor Freight saw works good for trim, also. You just don't feel as bad about it if you fu*k it up for some reason. The Hitachi used to be the gold standard for sliding miter saws, but they've kind of been left in the dust by newer improvements. And their miter scale is still hard to read.
Jack, It's a sliding miter saw safety issue. You have a blade that is rolling toward you at 1000's of RPM. Pushing the saw away from you while cutting HELPS to control "runaway".
@@tribulationprepper787 Sounds like a design error to me?? In 1970, while working on the "boy's school" where Tyson learned to box, The GC from NYC supplied us with B&D radial arm saws. The arm consisted of a 2 1/2" thin wall tube indented on both sides to carry the motor/blade. After several of them nearly gutted carpenters when they came apart, they were replaced. So, I understand the principal for concern, but times have changed, design has improved, and one has to be totally ignorant to misuse a miter saw. I just can't see cutting trim using that method??
I bought a Bosch 10" about ten years ago and I loved it. I sold it so I could move up to the 12" a few years ago. I hate it, as per JZ Accoustics comment. About a month later HD and Lowes no longer carried either model.
I would agree especially for the handyman user. Set it up to cut everything, but trim. Then buy one of other brands like dewalt, Bosch, or etc that has a larger blade and set it up for finishing work like crown molding.
My shop saw has been sitting in the exact same spot for at least 6 years - its the 12 inch sliding Milwaukee and I like it very much though it does take up too much space but it's very accurate and has lots of power but there are some minor short comings that I can usually overlook but not always - would I buy another or switch out with another brand? Perhaps if Milwaukee improves with their next model I'd buy it when I'm at the point that I need a new saw - if not, I may or may not buy something else as I'm already past retirement age so why bother? My portable saw for placing into the back of my truck is a small 8 inch Hitachi, it's easy to lift cuts well and is accurate, the only thing about the saw that I really don't like is the start up which really is quite explosive if you're new to using the saw but you'll get used to the lack of a soft start - eventually. Over the years I've owned several saws and I've come to the conclusion that every saw has good points and bad and I for one will never be completely satisfied with any saw although if one tries enough of them sooner or later you'll find one that doesn't piss you off so much. I know a lot of craftsmen and what I'm seeing right now is a lot of DeWalt's at job sites which to me would seem to indicate the saw is a good one though not having actually tired one I cannot say anything about it except it ought to be easy to find in the dark. I'd like to add; I like the way the Bosch saw's arm works though I'm afraid that smoothness one gets to feel on the showroom floor would quickly bog down once one starts cutting pine or some other soft sappy lumber. Now, there's now way on Earth that I'd invest over a thousand dollars for a saw that's limited to a 10 inch blade - I may of course be wrong about the capacity of the Festool and they do make tools that I own and like very much but I also don't like the look of the Kapex; It just doesn't have the look of a real man's tool and I am after all - yes I admit it - too old to like seeing women on the job site, except as flag girls or having a woman flying our Fighter Jets or serving in combat MOS's no matter what the job, so I'll never buy a Festool kapex and there's no way anyone can convince me a saw that has one single unique design feature should cost twice as much as every other brand, after all, all sliding tilting miter saws do the same thing - some better than others but is one so much better to warrant getting taken for a ride?
$ 1500 plus tax for the Festool kapex is absurd, I have the Bosch Glide saw, my partner has the kapex, he got ripped off, it's a good saw ,but can't even cut large crown moulding on the flat, and the handle is counter intuitive, can't reconcile the price.
My partner has the Festool Kapex, I have the Bosch 10" axial glide saw, my saw gets used all the time on the job even though both saws are set up for interior trimwork in the house, my saw is the only saw used when doing crown because you can cut large crown on the flat with Bosch, not so with the Kapex, even though it costs $700.00 more ??? come on.
you didn't really get into accuracy as much as I would have liked. I've had my 10" Hitachi for 15 years and it's getting to the point should I buy a new saw or revamp my old one. I wanted to know the level of accuracy of put of the box. I was looking at the dealt 12" which here is almost 2 grand. could you touch on this subject or "level of accuracy out of the box" thanks for your videos they are really helpful as salesmen will tell you whatever you want to hear. congrats
All miter saws "work." We want something that works quality. Their economy lines like the Chicago Electric or Central Machine "work." The Hercules is getting solid reviews. The price dropped a hundred and the 90 warranty is now a one year guarantee. I expect I'll be buying one.
Cheers for the Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you heard about - Schallingora Dexterous Programme Scheme (should be on google have a look)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for taking a drawing and turning it into wood minus the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my close friend Aubrey got great results with it.
i have a harbor freight hercules and it’s perfect for my handy man projects. occasional use and lasts for years. no need for a high end when it’s just a home owner. it’s mounted on a ridged rolling miter saw sand. bought new for $160 and the saw for $316 as a member and on sale. a bargain.
Wow!!!wonderful !! Mairongpilgipa machine, ga.sujok!! Thanks
I love my old U.S. made DeWalt DW 708.....still using it....
Tips.
Very important if you would like to saw with precision. (avoid torsion as much as possible)!
Always choose a Miter saw with a handle positioned in a vertical line above the saw blade.
Everything must be aligned, slide rails, handle, and saw blade,it is much better this way the blade will not tilt.
Because there is some torsion in the aluminum housing .
And choose an engine with softstart on it to prevent wear of the gear and worm shaft.
It is very important that everything is aligned.
Here are some examples to show how the handle must be positioned above the blade.
Bosch gcm 800 sj / Bosch gcm 8 sjl / Evolution rage 3 / FESTOOL KS 60 / HITACHI C12RSH2 / FESTOOL KS 60 E KAPEX / Metabo KGSV 72 Xact
(This also is the case with the Miter saw without the slide rails).
If you want you can test it yourself at home if there is torsion in the aluminum housing.
Step-1. First you make a saw cut from +-5 mm deep in to a flat piece of wood about +- 20 mm thick. To this with the normal handle positioned on the right side of the Miter saw.
Step-2. Then repeat this by pushing the saw blade down with your hand (finger) on the aluminum protective cover were the saw blade is cased in. Just now only do this without the running engine.
Step-3. Now you can see if the saw blade will be positioned in or next to the saw cut. If the saw blade is (+- 0,2 / 0,5 mm) next to the saw cut then there is torsion in the aluminum housing.
Step-4. therefor it is much better to choose a Miter saw with the handle positioned vertical in line above the saw blade.
..
Conclusion: how further away the handle is from the saw blade how more chance of torsion in the aluminum housing.
Several professionals are saying the Bosch for angle cuts is the worst, piece of junk.. the best for the money is the Metabo 12 slide, and the Dewalt 12 inch slide.. period!
I was a fireplace mantel manufacturer for 20 years and nothing compares to the Hitachi 15" miter saw, I still have one and I still wouldn't give it up.
I have a jet 12" dual bevel compound. And I thinks it's better than 90% of the ones on this list. The kapex is awesome, but not even close in price. I got rid if the Bosch after I used a jet.
عاشق محصولات بوش هستم.Bosch❤❤
I'm a journeyman carpenter, I have a 15" Ryobi ...............standard miter saw with a 128 tooth carbide blade, that I bought new in 1991 made 10s of thousands of cuts....it still runs and cuts true right to today............I bet none of these saws here will still be around after 28 years of hard labor.
your a journey man after 28 years?
Festool Kappex 120 the Best. 👍👍👍👍👍❤
I was hoping for a reviews clip not a trade show ad campaign but while I'm here I'll say I bought the Bosch 10" and really liked the axial glide. What I didn't like was Bosch's response to a defective part. I was promised by the sales rep that he would send out the part but over 3 months and several excuses later I still couldn't tilt the saw to the right so I took it back and bought the Makita. No more Bosch...excuses don't get the job done.
Hands down no questions asked... Festool. I have owned saws by most maunfacturers and even though most are very good and do what they should do, NON of them are anywhere near as good as the Festool. Yes they are probably double the price of most of the other saws shown but, the build quality and precision of your finish work makes it worth while. Also the extraction is far more supreme than any other machine Ive used.
He said “supreme”
@@andre1987eph Im glad you can read 👍🏼
haha, Sorry I meant superior. My son was wearing a silly cap at the time haha
30 years in finish carpentry and cabinet making and I still hate sliding mitre saws. A simple 12" old school dewalt will cover 95% of tasks and is easier to transport to jobsites. A slider is great for shelving or skirt boards, but otherwise bulky, obviously has more moving parts to fail and a pain to transport. An accurate 10" mitre saw is good for most projects and for the "DIY" crowd, spend your money on a table saw and build a nice outfeed table. And,,, never use the "crown" settings on a mitre saw, cope crown or "think" you have mastered any tools. I used a tablesaw since I was 10 and it took me 40 years to respect it. Hopefully,, a thumb later, this will help someone. That "rage" saw did crack me up. It does everything, but nothing well, like many contractors. Last bit of advice,,,, NEVER hire a person that does roofing, siding, concrete, framing, trim, carpet and painting,,, they won't be good at any of them.
jack handy Forty plus years here, I agree. Though I do have a 10 inch Makita double slide too.
My Bosch miter saw is the best. None other compare to it. Bottom line it out performs.
I have one too and it’s as smooth as butter. Such an amazing tool
Nice i am from nepal
I found the Kobalt to be a good light saw. 10 inch sliding.
Had a friend that HAD the Bosch. The gliding mechanism didn't last
smells like operator error/bad maintenance
These are not the 10 best. They are just 10 that paid to get an ad on this review. Where are the plus & minus comments? Why don't they mention dust collection? What about quality? Why isn't "value" a consideration. Remove this channel as it is not a true analysis.
They didn't pay to be on here. The dude just got some affiliate links and random videos to make money from it.
@@agems56 Andrew... This isn't a "review video". This is an advertisement! WAKE UP
Hitachi,ridgid,makita and dewalt my tools
Very very naic
I have always used Hitachi, it is light and maneuverable I don't like Dewallt, but I recently bought the new Bosch
You are all over the place with this.
is miter saw good for cutting angle bars or steel tube?
Nice one
I watched 4 company adds before I realized that this video is not what is advertised.
Hitachi , Makita lejos las mejores!!!!!!
Guillermo Galvan redo
Bosch is the boss
Nothing more than a series of industry ads.
Also, notice how Delta ripped off the bosch axial glide system.
Bunch of ads; no real "meat."
Every saw has pluses and, minuses.
Use a cheap sliding miter saw (a la Harbor Freight) for cutting framing; a better one (DeWalt/Bosch) for finish.
Actually, the Harbor Freight saw works good for trim, also. You just don't feel as bad about it if you fu*k it up for some reason.
The Hitachi used to be the gold standard for sliding miter saws, but they've kind of been left in the dust by newer improvements. And their miter scale is still hard to read.
Would someone explain why these saws are pushed into the work which results in a rougher cut??
Jack, It's a sliding miter saw safety issue. You have a blade that is rolling toward you at 1000's of RPM. Pushing the saw away from you while cutting HELPS to control "runaway".
@@tribulationprepper787 Sounds like a design error to me?? In 1970, while working on the "boy's school" where Tyson learned to box, The GC from NYC supplied us with B&D radial arm saws. The arm consisted of a 2 1/2" thin wall tube indented on both sides to carry the motor/blade. After several of them nearly gutted carpenters when they came apart, they were replaced. So, I understand the principal for concern, but times have changed, design has improved, and one has to be totally ignorant to misuse a miter saw. I just can't see cutting trim using that method??
I bought a Bosch 10" about ten years ago and I loved it. I sold it so I could move up to the 12" a few years ago. I hate it, as per
JZ Accoustics comment. About a month later HD and Lowes no longer carried either model.
Loews does carry the Bosch 12" saw. Just ordered one from them
Very poor. A mix of mostly manufacturer ads - without an independent assessment of capacity, usability and so on.
Seems like a list of the 10 best miter saws should be limited to miter saws. That would let you add several that you overlooked.
Evolution is the best
I would agree especially for the handyman user. Set it up to cut everything, but trim. Then buy one of other brands like dewalt, Bosch, or etc that has a larger blade and set it up for finishing work like crown molding.
very nice my friend..
Nice 😯
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Thank you can buy according to your requirement all is best
Dewalt number one
Click bait,!,! This isn’t a comparison it manufactures ads. Don’t watch if your looking for a competition
insulting isn't it.
Bosch
Makita
Dewalt
Hitachi is best brands in power tools
Good video
I like the Bosch however, Can it fall out of the back of the truck while driving down the highway and still function like my 1980 Delta 8"?
Hitachi makes the best miter saws!
Phil Gilbert do you have a model hitachi number, details
My shop saw has been sitting in the exact same spot for at least 6 years - its the 12 inch sliding Milwaukee and I like it very much though it does take up too much space but it's very accurate and has lots of power but there are some minor short comings that I can usually overlook but not always - would I buy another or switch out with another brand? Perhaps if Milwaukee improves with their next model I'd buy it when I'm at the point that I need a new saw - if not, I may or may not buy something else as I'm already past retirement age so why bother? My portable saw for placing into the back of my truck is a small 8 inch Hitachi, it's easy to lift cuts well and is accurate, the only thing about the saw that I really don't like is the start up which really is quite explosive if you're new to using the saw but you'll get used to the lack of a soft start - eventually. Over the years I've owned several saws and I've come to the conclusion that every saw has good points and bad and I for one will never be completely satisfied with any saw although if one tries enough of them sooner or later you'll find one that doesn't piss you off so much. I know a lot of craftsmen and what I'm seeing right now is a lot of DeWalt's at job sites which to me would seem to indicate the saw is a good one though not having actually tired one I cannot say anything about it except it ought to be easy to find in the dark. I'd like to add; I like the way the Bosch saw's arm works though I'm afraid that smoothness one gets to feel on the showroom floor would quickly bog down once one starts cutting pine or some other soft sappy lumber. Now, there's now way on Earth that I'd invest over a thousand dollars for a saw that's limited to a 10 inch blade - I may of course be wrong about the capacity of the Festool and they do make tools that I own and like very much but I also don't like the look of the Kapex; It just doesn't have the look of a real man's tool and I am after all - yes I admit it - too old to like seeing women on the job site, except as flag girls or having a woman flying our Fighter Jets or serving in combat MOS's no matter what the job, so I'll never buy a Festool kapex and there's no way anyone can convince me a saw that has one single unique design feature should cost twice as much as every other brand, after all, all sliding tilting miter saws do the same thing - some better than others but is one so much better to warrant getting taken for a ride?
you is probably the only truthful answer ../ thanks
klasse bosch
$ 1500 plus tax for the Festool kapex is absurd, I have the Bosch Glide saw, my partner has the kapex, he got ripped off, it's a good saw ,but can't even cut large crown moulding on the flat, and the handle is counter intuitive, can't reconcile the price.
How much can i pay one
Sales add. And they forgot Milwaukee 12" great saw. But a tad heavy. Right at the top for capacity.
I wouldn’t have came here if I had known that it was just adds buy
Advertising for saw manufacturers no good or bad info👎
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Right!!!
Festool is the best
10 Mitre Saw Ads. You won't hear anything bad about any of these saws.
Nice work
👍👍👍👍👍
I like De Walt miter saw...
Nice
Best DEwALT
how i can order??
Please check video description all products links available there.
Nice view
where the buy?
Here you can Buy
Bosch 10-Inch 15-Amp Dual Bevel Axial-Glide Compact Miter Saw, CM10GD - amzn.to/2rXGOHW
Delta 26-2250 12" Dual Bevel Sliding Cruzer Miter Saw - amzn.to/2IwXiRM
Evolution Power Tools RAGE3 10-Inch Multipurpose Cutting Compound Sliding Miter Saw - amzn.to/2LbJrhv
Bosch 120-Volt 12-Inch Dual-Bevel Glide Miter Saw GCM12SD - amzn.to/2Gz3AKV
Festool 561287 Kapex KS 120 Sliding Compound Miter Saw - amzn.to/2IwF2Id
Hitachi C12RSH2 15-Amp 12-Inch Dual Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Laser Marker - amzn.to/2IBua7K
Rockwell BladeRunner X2 Portable Tabletop Saw with Steel Rip Fence, Miter Gauge, and 7 Accessories - RK7323 - amzn.to/2kcBhce
Makita LS1216L 12-Inch Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw with Laser - amzn.to/2rTBoxS
Rockwell RK3440K Versacut 4.0 Amp Ultra-Compact Circular Saw with Laser Guide and 3-Blade Kit with Carry Case - amzn.to/2wY6zwF
DEWALT DWS780 12-Inch Double Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw - amzn.to/2kbd9a7
Haye bro
This prays
My partner has the Festool Kapex, I have the Bosch 10" axial glide saw, my saw gets used all the time on the job even though both saws are set up for interior trimwork in the house, my saw is the only saw used when doing crown because you can cut large crown on the flat with Bosch, not so with the Kapex, even though it costs $700.00 more ??? come on.
WHO ARE THE 5,300 NINCOMPOOPS who don't know an Amazon commercial when they see one?
Why wasn't the 12" RIDGID on this list. 70% angle cuts. Lifetime warranty also. Someone messed up
This saw added in next list sure
Ridgid should be sold at wal-mart stores
fry bread sorry, I don't shop at Wal-Mart anymore. They recently started selling impeach shirts about Trump.
it says top 10, thats why and ridgid sucks gave mine away after a week
Dale Freeman really? What didn't you like about it?
you didn't really get into accuracy as much as I would have liked. I've had my 10" Hitachi for 15 years and it's getting to the point should I buy a new saw or revamp my old one. I wanted to know the level of accuracy of put of the box. I was looking at the dealt 12" which here is almost 2 grand. could you touch on this subject or "level of accuracy out of the box" thanks for your videos they are really helpful as salesmen will tell you whatever you want to hear. congrats
And milwaukee ?
Mejor. Makita DXT 👍👍
How much
Check Video Description
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con CM10Nd nhieu tien
Bogus headline----Why not title it: Manufacturer Promos
Good good
Thanks :)
Holy cow this is some click bait nonsense
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Bosch 👍
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I like it
This is a 2018 list? Where are the battery saws? Where are the new Makita, Dewalt saws etc
M in in.
👍👍👍👏👏👏
Please send price of Bosh and dewalt
DeWalt is $499. at Lowes
Harbor Freight is the best
Oi Deus abençoe Eu sou o pastor Jaelson Costa. Moro no Amazonas.
How much is this ??
Festool kapex the best !!!
alex Matvienko Bosch
Not worth $1,475 for it
incorrect
how much prize
Anyone else wondering why #7 was being advertised as a table saw? lmao also why was it in a video about miter saws lol
Y'all spelling MITRE WRONG....But hey that's what ya get coming from the USA I guess......
Harbor Freight has a large miter saw for like 1/3 the price. Works.
Which ones that the Hercules
The harbor freight saw works like the DeWalt and Makita. Just over $100. Have I answered your question?
Central Machinery?? i wouldn't trust that thing for straight cuts further than i could throw it. The hercules one looks pretty solid, though.
@@85ctorres yea but its like 400 and only a 90day warranty u mine as well get a miketa with a 3 year warranty or what ever it is
All miter saws "work." We want something that works quality. Their economy lines like the Chicago Electric or Central Machine "work." The Hercules is getting solid reviews. The price dropped a hundred and the 90 warranty is now a one year guarantee. I expect I'll be buying one.
Bosch glide by a country mile. Kapex not worth the many extra dollars. Each to their own.👍🇦🇺
Cheers for the Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you heard about - Schallingora Dexterous Programme Scheme (should be on google have a look)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for taking a drawing and turning it into wood minus the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my close friend Aubrey got great results with it.
How much the frice
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Many macineri
No Milwaukee
What? They used the material hold down clamps? We pros in the production field do not use these.
Actually a. Have the.12" Dewalt n bosch 12" inch too i❤
You can cut the metallic profile ?? , I looking for metal saw.
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Hello
How much is the PRice
@@toldasdanielioan3832 01051171192
Busco cierra inglete barata menos de 100 dólares para uso personal
For the price.... Hitachi!!!
Here you can see the Hitachi amzn.to/2IBua7K
The picture is not clear.
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