I have the dewalt 12 slider, also a Bosch 10 for smaller stuff. The 12 is a great tool, it’s just a bit of a pig to get it around sometimes, it’s heavy. But it will cut 2 by 12 on an angle one pass. No flipping.
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We had several 10 inch, 1 slider, 2 or 3 chop saws. The 1 10” chop saw has cut millions of boards, it was our most heavily used for about 15 years. Probably 20 years old and still works great! Also had a Makita 12” sliding compound, heavy as a dead priest. Was a decent unit, motor wore out/got weak though. Haven’t burnt a Dewalt saw up yet. Ditto about cutting the fence on a Dewalt though. I would build my own saw table before I would buy one that the saw clips onto. If you’re cutting 4 x 6s, or 2 x 12 on that pop-up table that Dewalt offers, expect to bend the legs, and have the stupid thing rocking around like a ship in high seas. #notafanFeedman, hope not dumb twucker, Dale thompson and 4 others Thank this.
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I hold the dewalt battery tools in the same opinion, I prefer the Bosch personally, I find the batteries to be much better. Have lasted ten years before replacing the hammer drill, driver set. And that was more of a replacement to get some fresh batteries with the tools, have never had any issues with their stuff. I personally wouldn’t get a battery powered circular saw though, just don’t have the oomph of the corded ones for getting through knots or going on angles ( have one, never really use it)Last edited: May 22, 2026 at 9:27 AM
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Agreed, those bigger pieces, especially with a cut right on the end of a longer piece can be a problem. Usually will slide it through and use it as a work station for a circular saw cut on the bigger lumber. I think I may have the old makita miter saw ( realized no, mine is not a slider) you are talking about as well. Ended up putting a metal cutting blade in it and use it for that. It’s stupid heavy for a small tool! I cheat on on the 4 by 10’s and twelves, I use the husqvarna chainsaw. Much quicker, just be careful to stay on the lines. Have made stringers in a pinch with the chainsaw. The stand is helpful for me, am always going somewhere different with it. By the time I load the chop saw, table saw with stand, and planer, the room in the back of the pickup is goneLast edited: May 22, 2026 at 9:24 AM
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My Flying J cup has blown out with a full truck coffee inside.
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Grab a straw, you’re still in the gameFeedman, hope not dumb twucker, austinmike and 9 others Thank this.
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Have dropped ten pounds already with the better eating and exercising again, am starting to see those bumps on my stomach again, I think they are called abs? Down to 225
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my truck has some of those. There’s a light on the dash that says ABS anywayFeedman, hope not dumb twucker, austinmike and 7 others Thank this.
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Thank you for motivating me to wipe down the interior of my truck, including the entire dash. I've been meaning to do it for a while, but this made me break out the bleach wipes while I'm getting loaded at the Grange. (Chicken feed, btw, so there will be a fresh supply for you by the time you get back to the Casa del OM.)Feedman, hope not dumb twucker, homeskillet and 10 others Thank this.
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