"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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If I was doing a lot of framing, I'd want the laser for the speed. For
fine work, taking the few seconds to bring the blade down to the mark is a
cheap price to pay for accuracy. The one that require the blade to be
running for the laser to be on sound silly to me. I'll be damned if I'm
going to make a precise alignment with a 12" blade spinning above my hand.
My be OK for chopping a tubafor though.


I made a zero clearance insert for mine and I use the kerf slot to align
with the mark on the front edge of the board.