I’ve noticed that Craftsman has been copying a lot of the useful features of other brands and morphing them into their own product. The saw I’m talking about mainly is the 10″ jobsite saw. Not a bad price at $299. It looks like the guard and splitter that the Bosch saw has with all the same features. I’ve even gone back and forth with the specs and it’s all the same, right down to the instructions on removing the arbor washer to accept a 6″ dado blade. Has anyone bought or used this saw to have any reviews on it?
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Looks like a decent saw, but for that price I'd go for a Dewalt, Bosch or Makita. Personally, I have the Makita and love it. The Craftsman pictured looks like the smaller portable Dewalt; if Dewalt makes that saw for Sears, I'd go for it.
Carl
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Thanks for the posts. I've never been to the Rigid forum before.