Ozito 254mm 2100W Sliding Mitre Saw Quick overview and laser setup

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Price the Bosch CM10GD 10 Inch Dual-Bevel Glide Miter Saw on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2mOPzA3 • When we first brought the Bosch CM10GD 10 Inch Dual-Bevel Glide Miter Saw into our woodworking shop, we were a bit surprised. The axial glide technology was impressively smooth. Almost too smooth in fact! We opted to adjust to the friction and give ourselves a bit more resistance. Another benefit of this Bosch saw was it was dead on, right out of the box, for both the 90 degree miter and bevel. If the saw did arrive with a bit of an error in the angle, Bosch provides instructions in the manual with how to fix this. On the saw itself, they have clearly indicated adjustment points to get it back in gear. This is great for someone on the go that may have to adjust it from time to time throughout the use and abuse of various jobs. • Let's run through what is included and some of the specs. Let's also go through each of the major features in a little more detail. • Axial-Glide Mechanism • The Glide Mechanism is very impressive. It is smooth and has a resistance adjustment screw. Like we said above, it was a little too smooth and free right out of the box for our taste. We had to increase the resistance to make it more like what we are used to. We are curious if we will be able to comfortably decrease this over time. The design of the mechanism eliminates the need for the wasted space behind the saw for supporting rods. The saw can be pushed right to the wall or other tool, leaving you able to get that space back. This is very important for someone in a dedicated space. • There is a lever located on the left side of the unit that can be activated locking the Axial-Glide mechanism. This turns the sliding saw into a traditional chop saw. The head of the saw can also be locked in the down position with the use of a small metal pin on the right side of the unit. This is intended for storage or transportation. • Handle/Trigger • The 10 Dual-Bevel Miter saw has a horizontal handle with two safety switches. This is excellent for the times when the user needs to cut with his/her left hand. Simply use your thumb to press the safety, then use your fingers to pull the trigger. No more juggling to pull the trigger and hold your material. • We found the ergonomics of the handle to be very comfortable and enjoyable to use. With using a vertical grip for a long time, it was refreshing to take some pressure off of our wrists. • Hold Down • Especially in the workshop, we use hold downs on our miter saws quite often. For small parts and stop blocks, the hold down is a very important part of a miter saw. The hold down that is included with this saw is very time consuming to use. With a large single threaded rod, it takes significant time to adjust. A quick release or cam system would be much faster and more enjoyable to use. A poorly designed safety feature is only going to make the user not want to use it. When designing a safety feature, it should be created with the user in mind. The easier and more enjoyable it is to use, the more they will use it!

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