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Question: If I wanted to get an Incra Miter Guage for this saw; which one would I get? Do they ALL fit the groove? A novice about miter guages.
Document: Throw it away and get a Freud or a Forrest.Overall for the nearly $600.00 I spent on this saw I am very happy with it and would recommend it.One last thing. Since I was able to get the blade almost dead on to the miter slot I decided to purchase an incra 1000HD for some accurate miter's and crosscuts. I really love that incra miter guage. The only problem was it seems the miter slot is slightly oversized.
The pointer also isn't accurate across all the angles on mine. If you adjust it to show true 0, its off at 45. I know this is a worksite saw, but for the money it should have one. A few competitors saws in this class do.2. The miter gauge is completely worthless for accurate cuts. It flops around in the slot. A lot. Fortunately Incra miter gauges have a width adjustment that allows them to fit well in the wider slot.
Excellent if you're using aftermarket accessories like Incra guages. I rather liked the old style one though. Personal preference more than a ding against the design. It works, I rarely use it since I always have a miter saw on site.Overall, it's just an okay saw. I wish they still made the old design though. The questionable design changes to the cabinet just piss me off. That and the change from aluminum to steel for the telescoping part of the table seems odd.
I wanted this saw for a couple of years and finally purchased it . Saw was packaged very well . Stand went together very easily and works very well . Saw is fabulous . All adjustments were bang on out of the box except the miter attachment . I decided to get some optional accessories . I purchased the dust bag , the rear extension and the left extension . Dust bag attaches to the dust collection pipe , however if the pipe was a bit longer it would be much easier .
The saw by itself is manageable to lift. I'm still trying to decide if the stand actually makes cosmic sense. I'm sure I'll get better at it, but realize it's a handful that can't be lifted by one person.o  The saw has nice places to store the miter guage, saw guard,  extra blades and whatnot (the instructions don't tell you where the push stick is stored, so a fun puzzle for the kid).
What I really don't like is how sloppy it fits in the channel (i.e. it wiggles when you do a crosscut. Maybe this is an inherent characteristic - so that it can slide back and forth. Again I would have paid the money for a better-machined fit). After 10 months I have realized that I need to buy a quality miter gauge and pitch the Bosch one in the trash.5.
Get an aftermarket one. There's some slop, but more than that, you can't screw anything to the miter gauge so if you were going to make a box joint jig, well, you can't unless you're a more clever woodworker than I (very possible).All in all, I am very pleased with the saw as it pertains to a beginner woodworker. I would think that advanced woodworkers with a great deal of skill and not a great deal of space could also do quite well with this saw.
I purchased this saw several years ago and have been mostly happy. I have a shop in the basement, and have dragged it up-stairs several times for outside projects. Not all that easy, but it can be done.The three biggest problems are:1) The miter gauge is very sloppy. I had to put blue painters tape on the miter gauge to get it to fit reasonably well into the miter gauge slot.
I'll get a blade when this one gives up, or when I need one with a finer cut.Raising and lowering the blade is a cinch. Adjusting bevels is a little awkward, as the weight of the motor sends it to an angle when you loosen the lock to make an adjustment. I'm sure they could work on that, but it would add more weight to the unit no doubt.One person mentioned using the miter gage to push wood through.
...this is a great saw, 4hp, soft start, accurate and delivered on time. A little pricey but you do get what you pay for. Most adjustments were spot on and took very little time to get up and running. Only odd thing is the two miter slots are wider apart than standard spacing...those crazy germans have to be a little different!
Answer: yes