Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this saw have a blade depth stop adjustment?
Document: It aslo has good power to rip though 3/4" oak all day long. This saw is a solid 4star rating, I only have 2 cautions before you purchase:1. The stock blade is junk. Buy a nice blade to replace it with your purchase.2. Adjusting the side to side bevel to square isn't as easy as the directions make it out to be. Make sure everything is loose and be patient with the adjustment screw otherwise you will strip it.
Bosch really makes the finest power tools, and this is no exception. Other than the front adjustment knob cracked on arrival (which CPO promptly replaced with no questions asked), you cannot tell this from new. Excellent customer service from CPO.
I have to say I think the dewalt design wins here because the weight of the saw head is better supported by the lower support. set the two saws side by side and then set the bevel and the dewalt seems more stable. At a 45degree bevel there seems to be a little flex in the bosch saw where the dewalt feels rock solid. On the flip side of this the bosch has the front mounted bevel adjustment that works great and really increases production.
Amazon service was great. However, I just purchased the Bosch 5312 Compound Mitre Saw and the Bosch MS1233 Crown Stop Kit specifically for installing crown molding, and found the two products do not mate up (all specifications show they are compatible). I spoke with Bosch technical service and they determined that Bosch is aware of the issue but has not identified a solution.... and didn't know when a solution would be available.
Yet, Bosch continues to market and sell the Crown Stop Kit as an accessory even though it cannot be used as advertised. Technical service provided no solution other than returning the products. I'm sure the Mitre Saw used on its own is a quality product but together they don't serve the purpose I purchased them for. I expected much better quality control and customer service from Bosch. I'm very disappointed!
when i received the saw the box had been open and  half the parts for the saw were missing, included the owners manuel, and who knows what else, called bosh, they said they would send me a manuel, have not received it yet. the blade was already on the sawk hope it is tight.
This saw is great for what I need. It worked perfectly putting up crown molding. The 12" blade is much easier than using my table saw for crosscuts on wider boards. The bevel and miters are very easy to adjust.The saw is large, heavy and awkwardly shaped. This makes it hard to carry.
Previously owned a 10-inch, single-bevel miter saw - I needed the sliding saw for wide stock and the double-bevel for all sorts of angle cuts. This was a referb; the item arrived in mint condition. Great saw, quality stock blade, well worth the extra coin.
The handle on the bosch saw sits higher and further away from the blade than the dewalt saw. Personally I like the feel of the dewalt handle as I feel like I have a little more controll over the saw. On the other hand the dewalt blade shield can scrape your thumb a little if you wrap it along the side of the grip which I ussually do.
Best two (!) handles in the industry!Cons:Factory blade- be prepared to replace this sooner than a Makita, but at roughly the same time as a Dewalt, Ridgid, or Milwaukee. We've replaced the blade with Freuds, which we've found quite satisfactory.Weight/Size:  Make no mistake, this is a big saw. Portable, but be prepared for it to take up some room at the job site and on your truck.
Answer: yes