10-in. Sliding Compound Miter Saws
They're versatile, accurate, and reasonably priced
Synopsis: The ability to miter, bevel, crosscut wide material, make compound cuts, and even plow dadoes makes the 10-in. sliding compound-miter saw a perfect fit for many shops. But some saws achieve the compromise between performance and price better than others. Andy Beasley reviews six 10-in. sliders currently on the market, focusing on smoothness, accuracy, power, and ease of use.
If you’re like me and didn’t make a fortune by starting up a computer software company, you probably juggle cost and performance tradeoffs when making a purchase for the shop. A well-made tool that’s capable of multiple tasks is always near the top of my shopping list. That’s why I like the miter saw so much. But if you are shopping for a miter saw, the choices can be bewildering, with four major types available. There are fixed compound-miter saws (CMS) as well as sliding compound-miter saws (SCMS), and both…
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Comments
Excellent Article. I would like to see one additional category for your comparison chart: country of manufacture. Is the Bosch made in Europe? Are the Makita and Hitachi still made in Japan? Is Milwaukee made in the America? It is relevant to me and is considered anytime I make purchases.
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