A 10 inch miter saw can cut a 4x4, but it may not be able to cut through the entire thickness of the lumber. You may need to make several passes with the saw in order to cut through the entire thickness of the lumber.
A miter saw is a type of saw that is typically used to make clean, precise cuts in wood. A miter saw has a blade that is mounted on a pivoting arm that allows the blade to pivot from side to side. A miter saw is typically used to make cuts at a variety of angles, but it can also be used to make straight cuts. A circular saw is a type of saw that has a circular blade that is used to make cuts in wood. A circular saw is typically used to make straight cuts, but it can also be used to make
A metal cut-off blade can be installed on a miter saw, but it is not recommended. The teeth on a metal cut-off blade are much harder than the teeth on a wood cutting blade, so they will quickly dull when used on wood. In addition, the hard teeth can cause kickback and other safety issues.
5/5
Compatible with: 352VS Type 7, 352VS Type 8
Measures approximately 11.00 X 3.00 X 2.30 inches
Dewalt replacement dust bag, part number N126162
Genuine, OEM Dewalt Replacement Part
$234
Although it is a DeWalt factory dust bag, it is not as good as the one it is replacing (10 years or more old!). Overall, it is a smaller bat with lighter fabric, and the opening of the bag that slides on is much larger than the previous one. To make the exit from your saw large enough to fit snugly, you must wrap it in duct tape. Then it functions properly. Longevity? No one knows.
4.8/5
Leg lock levers allow for fast and easy set up
1000-pound capacity (each) handles the toughest jobs
Compact design allows easy transport and storage
Legs provide superior support and fold for easy storage
Lightweight aluminum construction (15.4-pounds) allows for easy transport to and from the jobsite
$234
This is my second purchase of a DEWALT DWX725 Heavy Duty Work Stand. The initial one I bought in 2008 to hold my miter saw worked wonderfully, but I ultimately opted to get the longer Dewalt heavy duty DWX723 miter saw stand, leaving me with the work stand I first bought. So I thoroughly cleaned it (looks virtually fresh despite extensive use over 10 years) and got this second stand to go with it. I visited a lumberyard and bought a few popular-made 2" x 4" x 36" (exact measures = 1.75" x 4" x 35.75") boards to attach to the tops of each. I also buy a set of Dewalt DWS5026 hold down clamps to attach to each end of my work when I need to secure it. Dewalt provided a carrying strap accessory when the stands initially became available, however it was regrettably abandoned years ago. really high quality stuff.
4.6/5
Compatible with dw723, dwx723 and dwx724 miter saw stands
15-Inch wide material support; supports wider work piece when cutting
Adjustable height from 3-7/8-Inch to 6-Inch to match any miter saw table height
Flip-up stop for fast conversion to a cut stop
$234
If you cut wide stock, the wider support is definitely a nice idea and necessary. The mitre stands' own ones are little and don't offer much support for wider material. The width is good, but you lose a few inches or more since the mitre fence will be too far front unless you place the saw way back on the stand (not centered or forward). It might be fine to place it further back for smaller saws, but if you have a 12" saw, you should generally try to keep it as central as possible to support the weight of the saw, especially if it is a slider. Having said that, this lacks the front-to-back adjustability of the smaller one, so some of the breadth is lost and rendered useless. Because the front and back of the brackets are adjusted independently of one another, it is also difficult to modify the height. Great concept overall, but implementation might be improved. However, the ones that come with the mitre stands are superior for wide stock.
4.5/5
Non marring feet on tool mount will not scratch material.Extended Tool Height:32 inch
Lightweight aluminum construction (35pounds.) allows for easy transport to and from the jobsite
5 1/2 Inch beam extends to support up to 16 Feet of material and up to 500 pounds
Universal design works with all brands of miter saws. Extended Tool Width 151 inch. Folded Tool Width 70 inch. Folded Tool Height 6 inch
Miter saw mounting brackets allow easy and secure mounting of miter saw to stand
Imported
N/A
$234
We've been using this for about three months now since I bought it for my husband for his birthday in June. After reading some reviews that said the DEWALT DW7029 Wide Miter Saw Stand Material Support and Stop helped stabilize broader parts, I too bought it. I don't regret my choice to buy it because it's a fantastic setup. I was on the fence about getting a portable, folding saw stand, but I'm pleased I did.Setting it up required only attaching the saw to the mounting brackets that were provided and moving it to the quickly assembled base. The brackets click into place after sliding over the rail. It didn't seem like the stand would be sturdy and substantial enough to support the saw, but it is. The additional material support, which I also bought, fit onto the support arm and was snugly fastened. It was also good to have the workbench's end back, even though it immediately became occupied once more. There is always insufficient horizontal room!We are weekend builders, so we haven't used this as frequently as a tradesman would. However, it is a very much appreciated saw stand and alleviates the ongoing struggle we had with space. We could fit it on the floor, therefore it was a good investment for us.I'll update my evaluation if there are any additional details as we use it.Update: After using it for a year, my husband has remarked on how much simpler it is for him to use his saw as a result of this stand. With this platform, he has greater flexibility with the longer pieces of wood that he cuts because he can set it up in the "open." The supports do sag a little as they extend further out, but isn't that to be expected? For more dependable height control, you will require immovable stands. The stand is conveniently and readily foldable for transportation. Once the brackets are in place, the saw may be removed fast and easily as well. I adore it and would buy it again!
4.4/5
Removable pressure pads
One-handed operation for fast set-up
For use with track saw cutting system
For fast, easy set-up
$234
incredibly useful product Easily attaches to Dewalt tracks and clamps with the ideal amount of force (a light squeeze on the trigger after contact is all that is needed). My gripes are as follows:1) The clamps' sliding portion does not glide smoothly. Many times, a two-handed procedure is required.2) The plastic extension block that may be removed is a wonderful addition. When the extension is not required, the top rubber cushion can be removed and placed on the jaw. However, one of my blocks is sloppy and prone to falling out. It was fixed by placing a little piece of tape where the block's bottom meets the jaw. Not a big deal; merely unpleasant3) According to several reviews, the clamp's top metal piece has welds that prevent it from slipping into the track. The situation has changed. In reality, there is absolutely no evidence of any welding. The weld, I assume (or hope), is finished on top and then ground flat. Even with these improvements, poor quality control persists. It is obvious that the top metal piece is not at a 90-degree angle to the bar, and it appears to have been welded on randomly. My clamps actually tilt in opposite directions, one up and one down. Again, not a major deal, but I pushed them back to the right answer nevertheless.
4.2/5
Three-position pneumatic assisted raising and lowering for the ultimate in flexibility and ease of set up
Wide rubber grip wheels provide easy jobsite mobility
Wide adjustable infeed and outfeed work supports provide up to 8' of material support
Easily adjustable mounting rails adapt to nearly any miter saw
Durable tubular steel construction allows for a 300-Pound maximum weight capacity
$234
I purchased this item for our workplace shop. I assembled it when we received it yesterday (sans instructions... they were not in the box). It wasn't challenging. Strangely, I was unable to move the stand from the open to the closed position. I discovered the instructions in a pdf on this page after reading through the reviews and discovering that many other people were experiencing the same issue.I saw several people submit offensive remarks about "user mistake" and other such stuff. But I discovered that the "locking" mechanism wasn't really functioning properly. There is a black plastic object that resembles a "Y" while you are looking at the rails under the stand. Take it off! (Don't worry; it turns back on immediately.) Make sure your cable's tension is tight enough by checking. It might not undo the latch if there is too much slack. I had to "loosen" the nuts on either side of the yellow metal plate that the cable runs through (lefty loosy... I twisted them both counterclockwise). Additionally, there is a spring-operated lever on each side. My spring was stuck in one place (WD-40 was my answer for that one). I attempted to post a video but was unable. I'll keep attempting...I hope this is useful.
4/5
Universal dust bag fits all DEWALT miter saws
Prevents dust from catching in your eyes or collecting in the kerf
Captures Sawdust to keep your shop and your work surface cleaner
N/A
Imported
$234
This DW7053 is an OEM Dewalt part that comes in a Dewalt package and is the exact dust bag that came with the Dewalt DW708 saw. It has the Dewalt Name on the side of the black fabric bag in large Dewalt yellow letters, and the zipper on the pouch works perfectly for easy emptying. It also has a black plastic adapter to fit the bag onto the dust chute (the area of the saw where dust collects).You'll need to slip the adapter on the dust bag and the other end of the adapter into the dust chute on the saw because this dust bag connector tube is just slightly larger than the dust chute on the saw. However, be careful because the only problem I had was that when I inserted the adapter into the dust chute, it split (cracked) the dust chute. If you don't want to use the adapter, just wrap Duct Tape around the outside of the dust chute with about 2 layers of tape
3.8/5
Easy storage – collapsible and fold-able for easy storage in your tool box
Works with any angle –measures internal or external corners from 0-180 degrees (miter angle from 0-90 degrees)
Simpler and more accurate then a protractor, ideal for crown molding, casing, baseboard, trim, decking etc.
Measure, lock, then transfer – you use the tool to measure the exact miter angle you need (right on your piece), then Lock it, and transfer that exact angle to your Miter saw
Get a perfect angle every time – the Bora miter angle duplicator tool is specifically designed to ensure that your Miter cuts are at the perfect angle
$234
I am constantly working on little home projects. All of our baseboards will soon be replaced, and crown molding will be put in. The craftsmanship in the new home where I currently reside has declined significantly over time. Not every corner is square, level, or 90 degrees. I can rapidly measure an angle, transfer it to my miter saw, and confidently start cutting thanks to this small bit of magic. I just finished my first room, and it has perfectly tight corners and joints. It greatly simplified a challenging task.
3.5/5
Includes : 2- Tool mounting brackets; Mounting hardware and instructions
Sold by the pair
Backed by a manufacturer-Inches 3-year warranty
Non-marring feet on tool mount will not scratch material
Compatible with DW723, DWX723, DWX724 and DWX725 stands
Also known as rail mounts
$234
I want to start by telling you that I adore you, DeWalt. My life is improved in so many ways by your high-quality products... primarily by making my life a lot simpler... I appreciate you because I have never been dissatisfied with one of your items, and I'm not being paid in any manner to say so.I work as a craftsman, metal worker, woodworker, and handyman full-time. I feel compelled to mention that I'm also on the verge of coming up with the next Million Dollar Idea (at least in my head)..... I mean, I live and breathe all that stuff, but I also appreciate tools with the same fervor. I have courted a variety of brands over my lifetime because I can be rather erratic in my love life.These specific mounting brackets were bought in an effort to attach my DeWalt DW723 miter saw stand on my 13" Ridgid planer. The 16' stand's span, I reasoned, should theoretically allow me to manage and plane down my longer pieces of lumber. Without a doubt, I was correct! My brilliant plan came to fruition with ease! I only needed to add a few boards to boost the height and accommodate for the wider breadth, and I was quickly planning (and not grumbling).The next thing I'll do to the device is add two DEWALT DW7027 Wide Roller Material Support. That will represent Nirvana.Anyhow, feel confident with your purchase. "They're Awesome!" The Tiger Tony
A miter saw is a tool that's specifically designed to make precise cuts at a variety of angles. That means that the blade on a miter saw is different than the blade on a circular saw, for example. So, can you put any blade in a miter saw? The answer is no. You need to use a blade that's designed for a miter saw. That's because the blade on a miter saw is mounted on a swing arm, and it needs to be able to move freely. If you put a different type of blade on a miter
Yes, a blade guard can prevent kickback. When properly installed and used, the blade guard can help keep your hands and fingers away from the blade while you're working.
Kickback is when the blade of the miter saw catches on the material and is flung back towards the operator. This can be a dangerous situation, so it is important to know how to prevent it. There are a few things that you can do to help prevent kickback: 1. Use a push stick or other device to keep your hands away from the blade. 2. Use a saw with a blade guard. 3. Be sure to use the proper blade for the material you are cutting. 4. Do not force the saw through
A miter saw is a tool that is used to make precise cuts in wood. It is often used to cut molding or trim. A table saw is a tool that is used to cut larger pieces of wood. It is often used to cut lumber or plywood.
The three basic types of miter saws are the basic miter saw, the compound miter saw, and the sliding compound miter saw. The basic miter saw is the simplest and most common type. It is best suited for making cuts at 90 degrees or less. The compound miter saw is more versatile than the basic miter saw, as it can make beveled cuts as well as miter cuts. The sliding compound miter saw is the most versatile of the three, as it can make both miter and beveled cuts, and can also slide along
A zero clearance insert on a miter saw is used to prevent the saw blade from coming into contact with the material being cut. This is especially important when cutting small pieces of material, as it can prevent the blade from binding and potentially causing kickback.
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