Which Sliding mitre saw question Again... Sorry

[r1flyguy]

Hi 10monty

I've been using it quite s bit and yes I would recommend it unless your a very skilled chippy

Anything more would have been overkill I believe at my experience level

I'd certainly recommend more teeth on the blade and a stand to secure it and hold longer lengths of wood as the clamp that it comes with isn't fantastic but it manages as long as the other end of your length of wood is propped level,

 

[10monty]

I was going to get a stand actually. I have a non sliding mitre saw and it winds me up being on the floor with it.
I want it primarily for studwork, skirting and architrave. That blade be good enough for those tasks??

Glad you're getting on ok with it

 

[r1flyguy]

I was going to get a stand actually. I have a non sliding mitre saw and it winds me up being on the floor with it.
I want it primarily for studwork, skirting and architrave. That blade be good enough for those tasks??

Glad you're getting on ok with it

Yeah, for stud work the blade is fine, even for skirting it's not too bad. For the price I think it's a bargain bit of kit for a keen DIY'er

 

[geraldthehamster]

I built an entire timber-framed extension with the slightly bigger model, so I don't think you can go wrong with it really.

Cheers
Richard