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Question: guard adjustment Can someone tell me how to adjust the blade guard so that the saw will go down to the stock without forcing? I thought the arm was to worn so I replaced it but the problem persists. Help!
Document: The angle detents on the Bosch are dead-on precise and easy to use. I do have a very minor problem with the small dust collector and bag which are useless. I realize that all slide saws do this, but I have to admit I especially appreciate being able to make single cuts on wide jamb stock compared to our other miter saws. Finally, many users complain that the loose adjustment wrench can easily get lost since it does not attach to the saw.
The saw is accurate, easy to adjust, and  incredibly solid. The left side has an extension built in that, together  with the excellent clamp that comes with the saw, will hold down boards  over 100&quot; in length without a problem. I have cut wood at several  angles, and I have done compound cuts (i.e., bevel and miter), and in every  case it's been perfect -- and I mean PERFECT.
Handle - How come no "D" handle, and the safety trigger is a pain too. This is basically a right handed tool.3. Chop Lock - The spring loaded pin that locks the blade down works well, but if it only held the saw blade all the way down, than slide cuts could be done without having to push the motor down the additional fraction of an inch.Overall I'm very pleased with this saw, the design seems well thought out.
This saw is great! Nice big, solid base, cuts are super smooth(this saw comes with a VERY GOOD blade), and lots of power. Go and tilt it to 45 degrees, or cut wide stock- all of the movements on this saw are like butter. Everything about this saw is fast, smooth and easy. The clamp works well, and the wrenches are right there for easy access. Highly recommended!
I have owned this saw for a little over 1 year now, and have to tell everyone that it is simply the smoothest cutting saw I have ever used. I have used it to remodel an entire house from top to bottom, and it has had the majority of cutting chores dumped on it. Smoothest turntable, smoothest slider, and the best blade out of the box I've ever used. You won't have to replace this stock balde cause it cuts like butter, and still does after a year of heavy use.
*** I use this saw almost as often as I use my table saw -- especially since it cuts stock 12" wide! *** I've even used it to cut dados but that can be time consuming if you're doing a large dado. ***  Wonderful saw -- can't go wrong with this one.
Maybe it doesn't take an hour to clean up the sawdust, but I wonder why a lot of people mount it on a "portable station" (maybe to wheel it outside?? )This is a well made Compound Slide Miter Saw with one simple problem. Absolutely no thought was put into dust collection (If you were going to permanently mount it in a Workshop!!). The dust bag is absolutely worthless.
However, this was difficult to do, and it still ended up slightly out of adjustment when tested on a board. My advice, which made it a piece of cake:  Pick a 12" piece of wood with a perfectly straight edge (I used MDF), make a cut, check the square, adjust the fence and retighten, make another cut, and continue until you are dead on square at 90 degrees.
see below.One negative reviewer stated that the detents weren't adjustable, and couldn't believe Bosch would build a saw without adjustments. This is incorrect. In order to adjust the angles on a miter saw, you need to change the relative position of the detents to the fence. On some saws, like the Porter cable, you can move the detents. On others, such as this, you move the fence. (The detents are cast in position and can't be moved).
When I bought a Bosch power tool I thought now I have the best. After the first cut with my new sliding compound miter saw I realized I had real clean up problems. Bosch's dust bag absolutely does not work at all. I mean NOT AT ALL! I'm very disapointed with Bosch for putting a saw on the market that blows saw dust and chips everywhere except in the dust bag. The design is the real problem, chips don't stand a chance of going into the dust bag.
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