Why Use a Sliding Compound Miter Saw?
If you’re working on trim or molding projects to spruce up your home and don’t want to spend the extra money to hire a builder, a sliding compound miter saw is a good place to put that extra money. With your investment, you’ll quickly see dividends in the form of more precise beveling than you’d get from typical compound miter saws. And the depth-of-cut control offered by the sliding saw means you can repeatedly pass through your established cuts and avoid binding and warping. In some cases, miter saws may also be purchased as part of a full accessories package. This often includes dust bags to collect sawdust and other debris, steel stop blocks for even greater control, and extension wings to help accommodate longer woodblocks. Once you’ve been exposed to all these convenient options you’ll wonder how you ever managed to handle your sawing jobs with your antiquated tools.
