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Question: case
Document: I really wish Bosch would have included a case when the saw, but I knew that at the time of purchase.
The cord design is an excellent feature for convenience and safety. I'm disappointed the saw didn't come with a case. My Bosch impact drill came with one but it doesn't need protection like the saw does to keep the alignments true and the blade sharp.
CARRYING CASE INFO: For those of you who would prefer to have it in a case, as opposed to jus' laying around, and gathering dust, here's a suggestion that worked for me. It's the DeWalt DWST24082 24-Inch One Touch Box [same price at either vendors].
well i have had this saw for a few weeks and its great saw but i have two complaints  one is that the lower gard lever is plastic and the other is you cant prop the lower gard like you can on a skil 77 wormdrive just wondering cause there made by the same people so whats up with that
this is my first worm drive saw and I dont have any problems with it... it weights 15 pounds kinda heavy but if u are experienced you can use it with one hand... I bought the limited edition which costs $30 more, but I have to say is not neccesary I just bought the Limited edition because I wanted too..  the stock blade feels sharp too
this is exactly the same as the classic skil saw. the motor is identical, but the other parts are better, especially the shoe. It's cast, and it more rigid than the magnesium one on the mag 77.  lighter too. the same, yet way better than the skil.
You could build furniture with this thing, or use it to rip through any size wood.I also checked the accuracy of the base plate to the blade, as in is the edge of the base plate exactly parallel to the blade. If it is off, when used as the edge for your guide, it will bind your blade, burn your wood, and constantly revolt by kicking back at you. The results, the right side base plate is perfectly true to the blade.
Yes. It's such an attractive saw that it was the first tool taken in a smash and grab theft from my locked van while my crew was working inside.
With these modifications and a 60 tooth carbide tipped blade I can make cuts in hardwood veneered plywood without splintering that look better than the factory edges most of the time. Those time that are not 100% satisfactory only have minor saw mark where I really had to reach or let the saw spin down to reposition myself for the rest of the cut. In some cases those will not matter and in places that do matter I leave a little extra bit of material and go back over the cut with my router.
While working for a framer I used one of these extensively, and swore if I ever found one for a good price (under $200) that I would get one for myself. It was the only type of saw he would buy, as he'd tried many others and kept returning to this workhorse. Consistent cuts, plenty of power, and just an all around great tool.
Answer: yes