Bob, interesting, getting one with a stand. I didn't think of that. earlier, chiliblindman, wrote: > > >John, a radial arm saw will not do as many angle >functions. It will take a bigger cross-cut than >a miter saw. A radial arm saw is accurate on >cutoffs and ripping lengthwise and can be set up >very fast for those and also doing dado work. >The miter saw will cut bevel angle cuts and can >be set up in seconds to do that kind of cut, and >they are accurate. My sears will do a bevel >compound cut at up to 60 degrees angle on a 2x12 and easily cut 6x6's. >My radial is used in my shop where as my sliding >compound miter saw travels on a stand with >wheels and pullout extensions to hold lumber. >With the hand holds I can carry it or roll it, much sooner rolling. >....................bob > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >
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