Very nice fit, but the sawing machine they used was ...
344448
Very nice fit , but the sawing machine they used was not for starchy fabric, as the result it lots of holes on the seems.
406487
It took some modification to make it format saw. Works OK now
1665353
I had a Grizzly G1023Z for years prior to purchasing this saw.  It was a good saw, but I didn't love the fence it came with, and I wanted a left tilt cabinet saw.  I've always liked the Powermatic, and after wrestling with the decision for some time, pulled the trigger.

I like the internally located casters.  It's easy to move the saw around when they're extended, they don't get in the way when not needed, and the saw is on the ground, not on a mobile base that flexes and rocks, when being used.  I also like the overall weight of the saw and the heft of all the components.  It's a well designed machine altogether.

So, why three stars?  Mainly, I've been disappointed with the overall quality.  Some of this has been correctable.  The riving knife the blade guard mounts on was warped and had to be replaced.  I'm sure it wasn't shipping damage, it was clearly a factory defect.  The folks at the service center were good and sent a new one promptly, but it was still a bother.  The cast iron wings don't quite align.  They're not awful, but they're both a little high in the middle when level on the front and back.  The blade cover insert is warped...probably should have sent it back, but just thought I'd get a zero clearance insert and didn't bother. The dust hose connected to the blade shroud keeps slipping off.  You don't notice it when it happens of course, but at some point you'll notice your saw is full of sawdust.  That's why I'm on Amazon tonight - looking for hose clamps to fit the odd sized hose - hope there is clearance to put it on.  I'm also convinced the cast base is uneven - no matter where I put it down in the garage, it rocks.  I realize my floor probably isn't perfectly even, but it tilts to the same corner no matter where I put the saw - I have to shim that corner.

So, I love the design and features of the saw.  The fence is great - solid and repeatable.  It's got plenty of power, the saw itself is huge, heavy and solid, with zero vibration.  And, frankly, I just like the look of it.  All that said, I'm not sure it was a good value for what I had to spend to put it in the shop.  With a little better execution from the factory, I wouldn't have thought twice about giving it five stars.  As it is, every time I've found the dust, hose off, every time I move the saw and have to shim the corner, every time I wax the top and feel the edge of the wings catching the applicator where they don't align with the center table...I think I should have saved $1k and just bought another Grizzly.
3097955
I bought these rugs to replace the worn out rugs that were original to my 2002 Ford Taurus. After 14 years, the rug on the driver's side was completely worn out. These are universal rugs designed to fit a wide variety of vehicles, so I wasn't expecting a perfect fit, but these fit terribly. There's all kinds of different angles in my car (like around the center console) that are raised and the original mats were cut to fit around those areas. These mats are not cut to fit, so it causes them to curl on those spots. Overall they are a nice improvement over the old stained mats, but I worry that they will wear out much quicker because of the poor fit. I might try cutting them to fit and hope that they don't fray or peel because of it. Also, the rugs are not as thick as the original rugs that came with the car. These are a bit thinner and were stapled together, so there's small holes where the staples punched through them. I hope this doesn't cause any issues with them in the future.
414109
I have an old kenmore and the feet fit like a charm. Tho only problem I had was the my needle kept hitting the the bar on the over edge foot. Overall it is a great product if you need to purchase basic feet to your sewing machine.
4084636
I would add a plunger device so you could punch out the part that gets stuck in the saw, but it's sharp and worked perfectly otherwise.
3601771
before installation look at how the two half's fit together perfectly I had had to change out the batteries because the light never cam on.
Also the two halves no matter what never went back the same as original.
The biggie is that you cannot see the laser if outside daylight is anywhere near the saw.  The return on the tool is not worth the effort to remove it from the 15 amp Bosch saw.
1597647
I purchased this machine as an upgrade to my 12" Delta miter saw.  The Delta did not have a sliding blade, and I was limited to the width of a board I could cut on it as a result.  The Dewalt's sliding mechanism has provided all of the capacity that I've required to crosscut rough stock before it goes to the jointer.  As others have noted, at first use the machine head seems a little reluctant on the sliding mechanism; this resolved itself quickly in use, and I do not note any hesitation as I pull the head forward and then push it back into the cut.  As with all miter saws I've owned, dust collection is OK; with a clean vac attached to the machine you will capture most of the dust, but don't expect perfection.  The lighted cut line does take a little time to get used to (the Delta had twin lasers, which I came to like), but with practice I can now gauge exactly where I want to cut in relation to the blade's shadow cast by the light.  This saw has many other features that are well-designed.  I would buy this again.
2294091
I purchased the Dewalt 735 thicknesser  / planer, and it is an excellent machine. I  previously had a Elektra Beckum DH330 - I found the EB330 blades a real pain to change.

the DW7325 blades are easy to change, but cannot be sharpened, which makes them a very expensive accessory. The original blade lasted about 100 feet of 6" wide fairly hard oak ( ADD= 700 kg/cu. metre)  before it started burning the timber and making dust.  No cut deeper than 1mm. Dead dull after this effort. I  turned the blade around, then did a 4' board of very soft fig tree, 8" wide. It had two tiny knots - bang - a nick on one of the blades.

I  cannot recommend these blades. I  have replaced them with the Infinity HSS blades, harder steel and thicker blades ( 1.9mm instead of 1.5mm thick)

Hopefully these will be better
1619157
They fit my car reasonably well, and were obviously a 'custom' fit for the model. Unfortunately, the finish and materials are only so-so. I had to manually cut out the opening for the gas-door release, which seemed kind of odd, since every Forester has this lever - it's not an option.
1033215
Unfortunately, the hardware used is flat instead of rounded. This is creating a 'sawing' effect.  I've enclosed a picture.
3783825
Nice fit/finish.  Ended up using a grinder to cut off the crimp on the bottom of the skinny one so that the curling iron would sit lower.
1800009
I've had one of these folding saws for over 30 years and the original is finally wearing out. I was delighted to find a saw that looked close to my original, and in fact it looks like it may have come out of the same small factory. Paul from Bonsai  worked hard to complete my order and I am delighted.
4114006
Very nice fit and finish.  I'm a beginner machinist so I can't comment really on the accuracy of the vise (how perpendicular/parallel the faces are) but it seems legit.

One thing worth noting is this type of vise is trickier to set up than something with a lead screw.  Long term this is the type of vise I want but for less precise usage it might be better to have a standard machinist vise that you can just throw a piece into and turn a handle to tighten.
4233393
perfect fit, Saw is fixed and customer is delighted due to quick turn around time
2784796
These fit the old Delta 37-280, also.  Very nice two bevel edges, dead true, cut nicely.  I was concerned about the thickness of these blades being 1/32 thinner, given the obnoxious blade clamping scheme of the 37-280.  Fortunately, that is fine.

I have nothing good to say about about the Delta 37-280; with a flexing fence,  no outfeed table adjustment, no blade lifters, and a badly designed and manufactured clamping arrangement that tends to shift the blades it is , I plan on at least 2 hours of misery to get blades set via dial gauge with magnetic base. I highly recommend avoiding the 37-280 on the used market, at any price.
1176597
Would have given this saw five stars but the lack of attention to details knocks it back and maybe even more if my mood that day would have been any less. First off the extension table had a serious bubble warp in the middle of about 1/16" also warped where it meets the cast iron table. Secondly the sheet metal base cabinet's mounting bolts were all loose where it bolts to the cast iron base allowing the whole upper half to move and not be level. Thirdly after mounting an Incra 32" fence to the miter gauge I discovered that the pivoting pin/hole had alot of slop allowing the fence to have excessive flex. Fourth the lower cast iron base is not touching evenly on all four corners. Now for the good, the dust collection is  good as compared to my old delta, the shaft lock is a great feature, and the riving knife should be on all saws. Also like the magnetic safety key which when removed disables the saw. The saw is very heavy (600#)and stable and the new serpintene flat belt does away with the troubles of a three belt system (equal stretch,noise,vibration), it's like going from a multi v belt setup on older cars to the more upto date belts on modern automobiles.

  Powermatic I hope you're reading this post!!!!

PS- You will without question need three strong folks to remove or just slide this saw off the pallet(without extension wings).