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Didn't have one, so I went out and got one today! 10", 15 Amp, 30" adjustment right, & 18" left. $160 @ SEARS.

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I like it, haven't used it yet, but plan to in a few days! :spiteful: I think it will come in handy....as long as the dogs don't try to eat it!!! LOL

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small table says are great and if they try to eat it eat them yummmmmmmmmmm dog :spiteful: just joking but if they smack the f@#k out him

lol. but i haven't and i don't plan on it. plus i'd probably miss and hit her belly button or her ear or something. lol.
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^^umm wtf.

anyway...nice saw. i always wanted mine with the stand...but i put it on the table and works fine for now.

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What kinda blade did you get? the blade makes or breaks it :-D

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^^umm wtf.

anyway...nice saw. i always wanted mine with the stand...but i put it on the table and works fine for now.

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I need one bad I hate circular saws!

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I have the same saw, the fence is kinda crappy, I gave up on the ruler and measure to the blade with a tape measure because Im anal about it and then use a bar clamp on the back end of the fence so it doesn't slip. Otherwise it works pretty good on small stuff, but on bigger stuff I usually use the circular and a piece of wood as a guide.

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