Makita LS1214FL 12 Inch Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw With Laser
Makita LS1214FL 12 inch Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw with Laser and Fluorescent Light, 3200 RPM, 15.0 Amps
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The Makita LS1214FL is a dual slide compound miter saw with a built-in fluorescent light (2, 000 hr life). Easy to work in low lit or dark areas Makita LS121FL even features a built in laser with micro fine adjustments. This helps indicate the line of cut thus enhancing the precision of this compound saw. The Makita operates on a powerful 15 amp direct drive motor. No more bogging your saw down on those big cuts! Dual steel rails with linear ball bearing support provides stability for you along with ensuring greater accuracy in your work. This translates into no more sloppy angled cuts that don't align! If you're tired of fighting your saw instead of enjoying your work, see what a quality saw can do for your projects.
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How To Choose A Miter Saw
Miter Saws: How To Choose The Right One For You
The Miter Saw is a really useful tool in many workshops. They can make the miter cuts as their name implies, and bevel cuts, compound cuts, and crosscuts as well. If you have a lot of cutting to do, the speed at which they make these cuts is a godsend. If you are looking into getting one for yourself, here is how to choose a Miter Saw that is right for your jobs.
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Cheap Generators – Are They Worth The Price Paid?
In these days of extreme weather and blackouts in the news, more and more people are buying backup generators. Needless to say, there's been an influxe of cheap generators that have hit the market. 3000 and 4000 watt generators that use to cost a thousand bucks or more can now be found for less than $500. Some way cheaper than that. But are cheap generators worth the price or should you save more money and get a name brand power generator?
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Hobart Champion 4500 Watt Generator Welder

Hobart Welders 500491A Factory Reconditioned Champion 4500 Generator & AC Stick Welder
Lightweight and compact, the Hobart Champion 4500 welder/generator provides great flexibility. As an AC welder, the Champion 4500 delivers up to 140 amps of welding power, making it an ideal choice for maintenance and repair projects. Its also an excellent source of auxiliary power, providing up to 4500 watts of AC power.
Now you can solve two problems with one. A welder to do jobs at the shop or around the home and a generator to run power tools or use as emergency power when the lights go out. Hobart is known for its quality and durable products. This welder generator will give you years of loyal service.
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Makita BSS610Z 18V 6 1/2 inch LXT Cordless Circular Saw

Makita BSS610Z 18V 6-1/2 inch LXT Lithium-ion Circular Saw, 3700 RPM - Tool Only
Price: $149.99
Please note that this item is on backorder until early August. The Makita BSS610Z is an 18V 6-1/2 inch LXT Lithium-ion Circular Saw Tool Only. The Makita BSS610Z features a Makita built, D35 high torque motor which delivers maximum power for cutting 2x material at 45 with 50 maximum capacity. The Makita BSS610Z features an ergonomic shape that fits like a glove with even pressure and easy control. The LXT Lithium-Ion provides longer run time, 5x lower self-discharge (for use any time) and 16 firm holding contact terminals (for constant high power).
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What do you think about chinese power tools?
But I'd like to know why a drill with the same features in another brands like Milwaukee or Dewalt are far more expensive.
Answer: Chinese power tools are okay for most homeowners. They aren't for the heavy users like Construction professionals. Chinese power tools are more geared toward the occasional use by homeowners.
It's been my experience buying cheap Chinese power tools from places such as Harbor Freight that these tools are not durable for heavy or extended uses.
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What is the best name in power tools and why?
Answer: Well, I like Dewalt prodcuts also. But are they the best? Not in my opinion. I use power tools day in, day out and if it's a power tool that I'll be using on a regular basis, then I'll pay my money for a Makita or Bosh. They just plain last longer.
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