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Sliding mitre saw with laser crosscuts up to 12" wide boards
15A, 4,200 rpm
Ideal for mitre, bevel and compound cuts
Telescoping extension wings for extra support
Quick-release tall sliding fence for support with crown or base moldings
Comes with a 12" (40-tooth) carbide saw blade, vice clamp assembly, dust bag and manual

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NoMastercraft Maximum Sliding Mitre Saw with Laser, 12-in

Overall Rating

4.3 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

3 Sliding mitre saw with laser crosscuts up to 12" wide boards. 15A, 4,200 rpm. Ideal for mitre, bevel and compound cuts. Telescoping extension wings for extra support

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

KennyC

Location: Kenora ON

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Great Saw!

Date:April 22, 2011

"In 2008 I borrowed a neighbour's saw for a week and had to go buy my own. I have built a huge back deck of 2X6's and 4X4's, finished a sun room with pine, built a sauna, and the saw is hauled into a local theater group stage where everyone uses it to build sets for 3 full shows now. It is easy tio use and safe for all, accurate cuts and does not stop for anything!

Take note that:

1. The LED gets clogged up easy and I am constantly cleaning the lense with a toothpick.

2. The sawdust flys all over the place and seems to go everyplace except the bag. I can hook a vacumn up and it makes a big difference.

3. After 3 years of work, the sawdust, which falls between the base and the upper swivelling saw, falls into the unit and it is clogged up, making the swings from say 45 to 90 to -45 hard ( but not impossible) to make. They should make holes in the base for the sawdust to fall out.

4. I hung up the factory blade and bought a $100 good carbide bit blade and it cuts beautifully.

Overall, this is a real keeper and I am very happy with it. I paid full price and would recommend it to anyone building with wood from moldings to a house."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

lovewoodandoutdoors

Location: Sudbury, ON

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Nice power

Date:December 30, 2009

"The saw seems to perform very well. Got it as a gift for Christmas and this is one of those keepers!!! Great power...you really need to control the handle when it starts. The adjustments have all been right on up to now. Nice to have the 12" blade vs the 10". Had a 10" for years and I'll finally be able to get those big pieces of wood in one fell swoop!"

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

WkendWarrior

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Finally!

Date:December 19, 2009

"It's here... okay, I don't know if it was around before but I just noticed it. This saw is good value for money and is almost perfect. The laser is square but lines up on the left side of the cut not the right side which is where most people cut from. Means you have to add 1/8" to the measurement if you want to use the laser for alignment. Also, I see the 10" sliding mitre saw has a cover over the two sliding rails. This one does not so sawdust and dirt collects on it. The best thing about this is that the laser now gets it's power from the unit and does not rely on batteries! Yeah!!!
Comes in a huge box that wouldn't fit in my little car! Hope I don't have to return it as I had to toss the box in the garbage at the store."

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How can I clean the laser lens?

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Saw dust spits up and sticks to the lens of the laser. I've tried to wipe it clean and now the laser line is all blurred and out of focus. How can I restore the line and keep it clean?