My wife bought me a cheapie (Mastercraft <$100) that performs well enough until you want to get accurate. Really a pain to align square and the fence wasn't straight. My advice to to look for the best one yu can possibly afford. Also, I particularly dislike the thumb safety on mine as well as the one on one of my circular saws - my next one will be designed whio assumes I'm smart enough to keep my fingers out of the way and to keep it away from children.
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:sold: No murder here - I've always said, "It's a poor carpenter who blames his tools," but you gotta admit that you should be able to trust your MS to remain true, but with my cheapie, it seems that I must check every time.Bob N said:It is a master and not the tool that makes the difference. The tool only spins the blades for the most part.
(Boy am I gonna get murdered for that statement) heee
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