whats the max cross cut capacity on the 10" and what is the difference of capacity compared to the 12"?
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II am very happy with the 10" saw that I have. It cuts a 4x4 and many 4 x 6 finished lumber. It takes less room than the 12" saw and I mounted it in my work bench
539810
I also find it kind of ridiculous that the 12 outlet version has such a long power cable. That would do nothing but make a mess. 10ft is way too long for a thick cable.
1943777
Mine came as a 5/8" arbor, which I am lead to believe is the industry standard for 10". Some will have a knock-out for use in a larger saw and bigger arbor, this on did not.
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I would seem to think so, its not overly huge its only a slot ported box for a 10, so if you are going with the 10" box yea, 12, or 15 probably not
1660088
12 inches is about the limit on this machine......won't handle anything larger...
527468
8100MC has a digital control panel whereas the expensive unit has a digital touch panel and is easier to read. I think they operate the same however so it's a matter of aesthetics as to your preference. I believe both can accommodate a 12" pan.
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there is nothing didferent between these two offering of the same pan. Both are three ply and have the same shape and handle. These are old models as All clad doesn't offer the 3ply anymore they have upgraded to 5 ply. For a standard 10" pan this is all you would need in a 10". I have this in addition to my Copper core 10". I use this size more than any other.Hope this helps :)
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I do not know of any differences between the 7 and 10" tablet. The operating system is the same and they both have an expansion slot to 32GB. Costco & Best Buy sell the 7'. I was afraid of buyers remorse if I got the smaller so went big. After seeing it live at Costco, I am sure I would be equally as happy with either.Sorry I can't be more specific on the differences, but I hope this helps.Ron
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I own a 2 Dewalt miter saws and love them. I have a 10 inch and 12 inch saw and have had nothing but great experience with them. I like the 10 inch for the quick cuts outside easy to handle and move around. they are built sturdy and are very heavy so that is why I bought the 10 inch.
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I do not know of any differences between the 7 and 10" tablet. The operating system is the same and they both have an expansion slot to 32GB. Costco & Best Buy sell the 7'. I was afraid of buyers remorse if I got the smaller so went big. After seeing it live at Costco, I am sure I would be equally as happy with either. Sorry I can't be more specific on the differences, but I hope this helps. Ron
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I agree that the maximum effective cutting area is 12" in either direction.
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Well it is only a high-fi bookshelf system.Look at my previous post about cutting cross-overs. To your question, I'd go with any decent 10" I have a 8" and like it.
571103
Personally I would go with the 10" due to the carve angle of these trucks. Main reason is to avoid wheel bite with larger wheels, the extra width gives a bit more clearance.
1145278
It'll be fine. You'll be content with what you're getting for the price. This 12" is likely the best value out of Dayton's SUB-[whatever] line, but they also make a 15" version. However, the price goes up 63% beyond the 12" (even so, it's still a great price), so the 12" is at the bang-for-buck sweet spot.
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...ah, do I misunderstand..?? This is a masonry blade for either a 'table' tile saw, water cooled, or a masonry/tile 10" saw. Why would one put a 10 inch blade on a 12" saw...?? What is the real situation here. You should NEVER switch blade sizes, period...! Hope this helps, ...*!
475121
No, 10" is Maximum size. I love my VonShef. It's most used appliance in my kitchen.
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I have no answer, just researching. I'm considering whether a little overheating might be acceptable at that reasonable price; and I'm reading on to see whether cross-cut means what it sounds like - both vertical & horrizontal. I will say Amazon did fine by me with my Brother MCF-L2740DW, which I intend to review soon.