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Re: What Ever Happened to the Radial Arm Saw?

I bought my 10" Craftsman RAS in the mid-70s. It was my first stationary power tool and still runs like a charm. It is dedicated to in-shop duty, unlike my 12" miter saw (and stand) that moves with the job. The RAS is most useful when making repetitive cuts that require stops or jigging.

posted: 7:47 am on December 1st