Buying a Miter Saw? Read this Pro Guide First
Our Pro Guide series continues now with a spotlight on miter saws. If the table saw is the cornerstone of the […]
Our Pro Guide series continues now with a spotlight on miter saws. If the table saw is the cornerstone of the […]
Make no mistake—miter saws and table saws are powerful tools for getting serious work done in the shop or on […]
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So you got the miter saw, but it doesn’t come with a stand. Before you decide which one to get, […]
Milwaukee NPS 2017 (that’s New Product Symposium) showcased the latest and upcoming tools for the next 6 months from the […]
TigerStop is well known for its miter saw stop system that can be fitted to any miter saw be it […]
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TigerStop has announced the availability of the new TigerRip 1000 Rip System. According to the folks at TigerStop, the new […]
While the thought of a “portable” miter saw is appealing, carrying one around by hand is not my favorite past-time. I’d rather use a dedicated miter saw stand. We’ve used a bunch of these over the years, and when DeWalt announced it had put out a new gas-assisted model, the DWX726, we thought we’d give it a try to see how they might have improved upon what was already on the market. First and foremost, the job of a good miter saw stand is to support the saw, while also providing a consistent feed and support for the work material. There are two basic types of miter saw stands, the compact fixed stand (with or without roller feeds) and the heavier-duty rolling stand that is made to be a more permanent yet portable solution. DeWalt has both, but the new DWX726 promises to be both robust and highly portable.