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   Luka_ | Jan 09, 2002 02:52am | #1

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   4 years and how many cabinets ? What kind of use has it seen ?

   I'm beginning to lose a bit of my accuracy too...

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   Joe_Hennessey | Jan 09, 2002 03:30am | #2

   *I'll give you $100 for it. Joe H

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   Steve_Schefer | Jan 09, 2002 07:31pm | #3

   *Mr. T, Luka's well known humor is right on the money. The saw should be fully depreciated now so just replace it. The bad saws are the ones that aren't accurate out of the box.

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   JonC_ | Jan 09, 2002 11:42pm | #4

   *My detents have been a little off for quite awhile and according to the manual it has to go to a factory authorized repair place to be fixed so I just live with it. Mine is mounted on a wheeled stand and I've used it primarily for framing so its been bounced around quite a bit. Other than being a big heavy brute to move around I'm still in love with it.JonC

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   michael_A. | Feb 22, 2002 10:59pm | #5

   *After four years of use its time to move it down the line to be concidered a chop saw, as you use yours. time to invest in a new one for finish work.

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   Bucksnort_Billy | Feb 23, 2002 05:12am | #6

   *Get the right tool for the job, boys...Makita...six years day in day out. Milwaukee makes great drills...