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: Why all the bad reviews on homedepot.com?
Document: Like another reviewer said ... I should have bought this a long time ago! My 60+ year old back really appreciates not having to wrestle 3/4 sheet stock on to my table saw.From what I had read in some other reviews I was concerned about damage from shipping. But my saw and rail shipped together and both were packaged in a single box. The box had plenty of packing material to protect the rail. Both the saw and rail arrived in excellent condition.In the few weeks since I received the saw, I have broken down 3/4 cabinet grade plywood.
I'm a DIY'er who's working on our first house, built in 1916. I'm not paid to write this review. I was seriously considering a Rigid 4512 table saw to build my kitchen cabinets. I'm building simple face frame cabinets out of 3/4&#34; birch ply. It was a hard decision, but watching all the reviews throughout the web, I decided on the Mikita. I HAVE NOT CUT ANY CABINET GRADE PLYWOOD YET, but I did cut up a piece of scrap chipboard or multi stranded ply, what ever they call it.
I was planning for a new project that is using pre-finished maple plywood and researched the ways to cleanly and effectively break down the plywood for cabinets. I looked at this saw, Festool, and DeWalt. I chose this saw because of the positive reviews and I don't do enough woodworking to justify the price for the Festool.This saw, along with the rails exceeded my expectations. I started my project this weekend, and the saw has performed flawlessly.The 1/8 cut stop is particularly useful in making clean cross cuts, and the quality of the saw and tracks is superb.The only criticism I can offer is outlined in previous reviews related to the looseness of the dust port.
While this product does seem ok.. i found the initial cut along the guide rail dificult. It did not cut the rubber squarely therefore it took a lot longer to set this rail and saw up for a cut than a 25$ guide rail from HD and a circular saw which actually ended up being more accurate. I felt uneasy using this saw and I'm sure that with practice.. i could have perfected it.. but.. i have already perfected my circular saw/contractor table saw combo.. didn't find any advantage to this saw in ease of set up.
When I initially bought this saw, I was a little concerned about the size (6.5inch) and the power. But after using it and knowing a saw like this is not designed for cutting heavy lumber, I was very impressed with the saw quality and the quality and accuracy of the cut. I was working on prefinished hardwood plywood and the cross cuts and rip cuts were both crisp and smooth. No chipping top or bottom of the cut. Effortless in the plunge and pushing the saw along the guide. Well designed tool.The only item that could use some improvement is the saw manual in describing the various adjustments and functions.
What can I say, there is nothing I can find wrong with this saw, except that I didn't buy it earlier. It has completely replaced my table saw for cutting down any type of plywood. With the foam padding on the bottom of the rail there is no need to clamp the rail to the wood, so long as you keep the sawdust cleaned up.I found it to be very helpful when replacing the subfloor on the 2nd floor of my house. First, you can cut the old floor out very accurately, especially since it can cut very close to the wall compared to a worm-drive saw.
We almost sent this back because the guide, which is aluminum, was sent in a box that was not substantial enough to keep it from being bent. The saw works great
This thing is awesome. Perfectly strait cuts. Cuts like butter. Highly recommend this item.
This is a great track saw for a really good price. I use the Festool TS-75 at work and wanted something similar for my own use but I didn't want to pay the $700 price so I got the Makita from Amazon. It has not disappointed me. The only differences I can see are that the Festool is much larger and has more power and is much louder. For my purposes, (cutting large pieces of plywood down by myself without having to use the tablesaw) I don't need the extra size of the Festool and the Makita is plenty powerful.
There was no splintering. The edge is smooth and clean. The cut compares favoreably with the cut made on my table saw with a good plywood blade. I've broken down 3/4 MDF. The edges were perfectly smooth (I do need to get some kind of dust collection set up for this process!). And I have trimmed the edges of a table top I'm making from reclaimed heart pine. Edges are perfect.I don't have experience with other track saws so I can't make a comparison. But in my book, this saw is a winner.
Answer: no