0 degree miter and 12" flooring? Can anyone that has this let me know if 12" flooring would fit for simple cross cuts?
1665830
Yes, it should work. When using it for cross cut you can pull the saw all the way back. 12" should fit fine.
2109124
The 12" may not be a dual compound bevel saw. As the other poster said the 10" is better because of less blade deflection, except for rough framing stuff where it doesn't matter. The 12" is also too heavy/ cumbersome to transport with other tools all the time..
174721
I have other brands and sizes of miter saws that I use for general carpentry work. I purchased this Bosch 8.5 in. saw because in my opinion itis the Cadillac of miter saws. It has a range of cutting 12 in. wide boards at 90 degrees and 8 in. boards at 45 degrees. Very reasonably pricedfor what it will do. Has carrying handle and is very portable. I don't think you can go wrong with this saw. I have been very pleased with it.
1939288
Will not fit a 12" round. There are small dots around the edge and those are at 10 7/8 " apart. The entire surface is barely 12" anyway.
674820
I'm assuming u mean 12 inch wide and 12 mm thick. It would not make this cut. You can cut 45 on regular panels up to 7 inches wide , the effective width of a 45 on a 12 inch board I believe is close to 24" and this machine is only 13". They offer wider ones I think up to thirty.
1965778
Yes. I made a base for my miter saw out of 3/4 inch plywood and put a 2x4 in the center of the base. I then put the base in the workmate and tighten it up and was really to tackle any type of cutting that needed to be done. I hope that this will be helpful for you.
1439291
it all depends whether your 12x12 tiles have 5 notches just like the picture is showing that they are 10 notches for 24x24. We tried to combine with another brand and just because the middle notch is oriented in another direction, it was not possible to do so. The picture really gives you an idea on how these assemble together. Compare with what you are having.
1966702
You could buy a $3000 cabinet saw and they all come with cheap miter gauges. Buy an aftermarket one where you can adjust the track to fit the groove. Even better make or buy a sled. Probably the only saw that comes with a decent one is Powermatic but again 4xs the price.
1303814
I agree with Gordon...the saw I purchased went together perfect and the performance was as well. Only thing I can think of is that it was damaged at manufacture or while being shipped. What size tile are you working with and how far out is the cut?. You might call Bosch and see what info they have for you. I am very pleased with the saw, it is built very well..only thing I thought was unnecessary is the plastic splatter guards, useless and only get in the way. Also....for those of you who don't like the available stands for this saw I have an option. I also purchased the Bosch Easy Up and with some inistrute, metric bolts made one killer saw/ stand combo.
1488522
I would not as you would have the metal ramp to small and you would have the danger of misjudging if you were backing out over the uncovered 12 inch board.I have the 12 inch and I bought 1 ( 2 by 10 ft) piece of treated lumber from Home Depot and had them cut it in half with these 12 inch ramps its perfect.While backing out of the shed there is plenty of room without the fear of backing off the ramp.the extra width makes all the difference.and I saved by picking out the worst 2 BY 10 AND HD cut the price in half. Its still as sturdy and works perfect.Remember its not just 4 inches your gaining combined its 8 inches total. Much safer...But heavier of course I would not as you would have the metal ramp to small and you would have the danger of misjudging if you were backing out over the uncovered 12 inch board.I have the 12 inch and I bought 1 ( 2 by 10 ft) piece of treated lumber from Home Depot and had them cut it in half with these 12 inch ramps its perfect.While backing out of the shed there is plenty of room without the fear of backing off the ramp.the extra width makes all the difference.and I saved by picking out the worst 2 BY 10 AND HD cut the price in half. Its still as sturdy and works perfect.Remember its not just 4 inches your... » Read More I would not as you would have the metal ramp to small and you would have the danger of misjudging if you were backing out over the uncovered 12 inch board.I have the 12 inch and I bought 1 ( 2 by 10 ft) piece of treated lumber from Home Depot and had them cut it in half with these 12 inch ramps its perfect.While backing out of the shed there is plenty of room without the fear of backing off the ramp.the extra width makes all the difference.and I saved by picking out the worst 2 BY 10 AND HD cut the price in half. Its still as sturdy and works perfect.Remember its not just 4 inches your gaining combined its 8 inches total. Much safer...But heavier of course « Show Less
2276121
From just eyeballing the saw, it looks to be about the same size as the Milwaukee 12" I have on my stand. There's room for adjustment with the attachment so I'd say, yes you can. You might need some bolts from your local hardware store (I recommend stainless). I've had the setup for two years and couldn't be happier with it.
1890231
most 12in miter saws have a 1in arbor it should fit you should be able to measure blade or look up specs on internet
734611
I have the Incra MITER1000SE. It fits the groove and works well. Most cuts I still use the miter gauge that comes with the saw though. The MITER1000SE is overkill I think.
407948
this laser should work with any miter saw that has the same size blade shaft as the mounting hole in the laser. keep in mind that this laser is designed for a saw with a blade of 10" or smaller. it will work on a 12" but is hard to see in direct sun light. this is true of any laser in sunlight unless you pay a gazillion dollars for one. hope this helps. vic
1132969
It wouldn't be suitable for 1/4 inch stock over 3.5" wide. If you replace the stock blade with a small tooted finish blade it would be just the ticket. In fact it can cross cut a 2" X 4" but miters of this size lumber are impossible. Fine for 3/4" thick or smaller stock.
797635
As long as they are not diagnonal cuts. That being said, this saw works best on tiles in the 12" to 13" range.
1190268
I just looked at my model, which is a 12x12 model only, so mine would not cut these larger sizes unless the cut had to come off the longer ends. I mean by this that the 11 and 12 inch ends will fit on the board supporting the paper with the longer end coming under the cutter, but it would not work if you needed to have the paper set up to trim more off of these shorter ends.Hope this helps.PB