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Great! It's a great saw, and the one you got is really basically the same with small differences. After 3 years of using this on my house, I finally had to make an adjustment to square it back up. I have been thinking about making an update video to this.

No, these were all pretty wet still, and I didn't sand any of them I just placed them and started rolling on the stain. I did one side of my fence where I hung them and then stained them, and I see they are cracking and warping faster than these. I am going to be redoing that entire fence this spring.

​​@@thinkitthendoit3224 Oh man that sucks. Apparently you're supposed to wait till the moisture content is about 15% before staining. I live in AZ and moisture content doesn't come into play. A few of the boards I got were a little wet but they were dried out in a day with 95° temps and single digit humidity, . I decided to use a solid stain for better color appearance. Cheers from Phoenix!

@@stevemclean5787 I think this was more to the quality of the board, than moisture. I got these right in the middle of the building supply rush of covid, and I spent a lot of the time picking the good boards from the bad ones.

Thank you!

It's been pretty handy. I have done six bathrooms with it, and I am about to do a seventh. If you can afford it, I would pick this blade up, www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JBJJRC8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 . It's has multiple layers of diamonds that you can access with with an abrasive block.

Yes, Sir I am! In Sept/Oct I finished 3-2000 sgft houses of trim and baseboard it was a knock-out worker. I still have not knocked out of the square with all the wood I have done.

Interesting take on that! My dad has a ridged with the horizontal and he is left-handed as well, and it felt weird to him as well. After doing 3 2000sqft homes worth of casing and baseboards I have really become comfortable with grip.

Love it! I have been chewing up the trim boards and have not had to make any adjustments yet. I am about to buy a Diablo blade for mine. Thanks for the comment!

So I didn't use anything to seal it other than Aqua-defense after I laid the dura rock. When I put the time tile up, I used 100% silicone for the bottom.

Oh for sure, the other option they did away with is the variable speed as well. That has come in handle a few times I have done tile. There are times, I want to just use the manual etching title cutter but this one has saved me a lot of hours of cutting tiles. I am planning on doing a second review on this as well as another tile saw, I'm recovering from Knee surgery so it will be a bit before I am back in full steam. Thank you for the comment, I hope the 7" works for you. You might go to Amazon and see if you can pick up a Pearl blade in 7", that has been the best blade I have spent money on. Also, make sure if you do get one buy an abrasive block with it, when I thought the blade went bad I reached out to the company and they said there are multiple diamond layers it will take a lot to wear out that blad.

My dad is left-handed and he likes it more than, his Ridged horizontal handle.

@@thinkitthendoit3224 this is going to be my Christmas present. I’m excited about adding this to my small but growing arsenal!

@@rustythomaston9392 Awesome I think you really like this saw. I'm actually trying to decide what I am buying myself for Christmas as well. When you start using it please comeback and leave something in the message board here to let us know what you think. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

@@thinkitthendoit3224 I will! (Lowe’s has the best price I can find right now.) Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you!! 🎄🎁🎉

Thank you! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Right! I knew I couldn't pass it up for $299. But someone just commented that they had it at their Costco for $189 or something like that.

I might have to check it out... It could be a good xmas gift for someone on my family.

Thank you, it turned out much better than I excepted.

Thanks, Kelly, I'm not sure it was my best work but it got the job done.

Do not feel overwhelmed you got this.. You will be really happy with this miter saw.

It is yes... Still LOVE IT. Not yet, stay tuned I am finishing a new review on this and will be posting and I am going to give you more thoughts on this.

After using this more and more, I know what I am using, and what I don't care about at this point with it, so I am in agreement with you on a lot of what you said. I think I need to do a review 2.0 and really focus in on some of those areas that I think are more important than the others. Thank you for the comment!

I think I like the 7" as well, I have been able to play with a friend of mine. The 10" I have not played with I do need one of the window screens builds; however, if I am going to spend an additional $300 I would buy a milwaukee

​@@thinkitthendoit3224do you happen to know how much it weighs? It's not listed on Lowe's where it's sold.

@@YukonJack I never actually weighed it, it's moderately heavy and more awkward to lift on its own but with the stand, it makes it pretty easy to load into the back of a truck.

@@thinkitthendoit3224 thanks, it took a while but I saw it listed about 120 pounds. I've read a lot of reviews on it and it seems the majority of the camps say either it's great or it's terrible. I have a seven inch ridge wet saw and it works alright, but I can only cut through 4.5 inches of material if I flip the piece and do both sides. Harbor Freight has a $500 wet saw ($400 with coupon but 20% restock fee) and no stand, Lowes has this one for around $640 with a stand, and outside of those two I'm seeing 10 inch saws being $900+. I'm using mine for fossils, agates, petrified wood, and things like that. I can get a super light weight and small 10 inch lapidary saw for around one thousand, so this one and the harbor freight one seem to be the only two options that won't cost $900-$1,200. Talk about being between a rock (or fossil) and a hard place. I have some really nice colored and rough big chunks of pet wood, jasper, and agates that I can't do on my seven inch saw. I think this saw has some nice features but the bad reviews on Lowe's are pretty bad. I'll need to chew on it and figure out what to do. Thanks again for the response, have a great Christmas and New Years 👌🏽

Are you talking about when I used it to miter out a board?

It could be done.. but not in one pass you would have to get creative in the placement of the tile on the deck. If it were me i think i would want a like a radiial arm saw wet tile saw for something like that.. here is what i might consider a better option www.tools4flooring.com/rubi-diamant-dc-250-1200-1-5-hp-48-tile-saw.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw0a-SBhBkEiwApljU0iFGskXlBBlFgrSTX9C88bsAEGsioaGjUS6jerVKffwNcbCaP3aQahoCS3kQAvD_BwE .

No saw would cut 48 inch tile unless you get big bridge one

Thank you for your comment tell us more about what went wrong with them? I have had the opposite comments from contractors.

Well from what I am getting the blade isn't going down? Have you adjusted the cutting depth screw on the left side?

@@thinkitthendoit3224 I've got the problem solved on the blade descending. To line the blade up I found I will have to loosen the set screws on the rails and line up blade and retighten.

@@jimbuford4147 one thing I wish YT would do is allow pictures so if someone had an issue you could see what's going on. Sorry it's really difficult to help without seeing it. But I am glad you got working and thank you for posting on here!

Awesome! I love it when you can get it cheaper. They had another one last week and I missed it by a few hours.. I was going to buy it and do a give away I was bummed!

Nice.. if you don't have a bench to put in on full-time make sure you buy the fold-up bench this thing is heavy!

Did you get it?

@@thinkitthendoit3224 I did! And I got a couple blades. I just saw your comment about the stand. They have a $110 stand I'll pick up for it tomorrow 😁 Thanks for the video and your advice .

@@jimewelsh Great! I'm glad I was able to help! That factory blade is pretty darn good I have used it on aluminum as well as wood. Have fun with it and thanks for watching and Subscribing.

@@jimewelsh Hi James. Have you put this saw to the test yet? If so, what are your thoughts? I have the Dewalt that's around 2 years old and I'm already looking to replace it because of those rails in the back. I'm more of a hobby woodworker, not doing any heavy construction or anything like that. But obviously, I still need something that cuts extremely accurate without out any problems. I'm happy with the Dewalt but I can't stand those rails anymore, so I wouldn't mind replacing it. Thanks!!

Don't hold back explain why you think it they suck?

These are the best saws on the market.

@@thinkitthendoit3224 Yes, I'd like him to elaborate more about it also. 🤔 Maybe it didn't hold up too well after he dropped it. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️😁

Awesome I am so glad that I can help! I think you will be really happy with this saw. I seem to pull it out for the smallest of things now rather than using some other saw. You are the 2nd person that said it was on clearance, I thought I was cutting a fat hog for what I paid for mine. I hope you enjoy it, come back and let us know what you think later!

I wish I could have, but I was in the middle of doing finish work and just couldn't cut another piece of trim by hand.

Oh yes, my friend had bought a craftsman he about through it out of his truck going down the freeway...lol.

@@thinkitthendoit3224 lol

I'm not sure what you mean by that. Help me understand that and I might be able to have an answer.

@@thinkitthendoit3224 he means the sled wobbles around when its pulled out all the way

@@larrytraber ok that makes sense.. in that case yes it does. I think or thought that might have been seen the video.

I agree 100% to that, the more I use it the more I wonder what in the world was I waiting for before buying it other than being cheap. I am considering buying the cordless one now.

Yes it is! It is going to come get us soon enough.

You might have to dig and put concrete in where you live.

@@thinkitthendoit3224 hopefully not. It's a small section, smaller if I don't worry about the tree's, they need to be moved they've been hacked by the power crew b4 us & looks terrible. I want to stay away from concrete, otherwise will have to take stock in the concrete company.

@@AlleyCat-1 gotcha.. I am just thinking where you live the wind blows twice as much and tends to cause fences to lean a bit more than they would be in town.

@@thinkitthendoit3224 yeah & it'll be on that side of the property. Dang it. I was trying.

I was originally going to buy the Hercules but I had a bad experience at Harbor freight when I tried to buy it I went to Lowe's.

Thank you, it was fun searching for this window just happy I got it before the weather turned on me. You have a wonderful day as well!

Haven't been to that one.

Haha.. I was going for a green brillo pad but didn't have one.