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Any comments on this.

I'm looking at a new one and was told tis one received Popular Woodworking's
Editor's Choice.


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"bubba" wrote in message
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Any comments on this.

I'm looking at a new one and was told tis one received Popular
Woodworking's Editor's Choice.


Does the Makita come with a smaller blade to use for the FF biscuits? I use
that set-up in my PC quite a lot.

Max D.


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On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 16:58:13 GMT, "bubba" wrote:

Any comments on this.

I'm looking at a new one and was told tis one received Popular Woodworking's
Editor's Choice.


Very happy with mine, it was a toss-up between the DeWalt and Makita,
but the Makita was several dollars cheaper at the WW show. Works
great, have never regretted it.

Barry Lennox
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That is funny. I am in the market for a joiner and was about to buy the
dewalt and then saw an article saying it was the worst one they tested for
being out of parallel. Most stores around here have it for around $230.00. I
then went looking for a Makita due to the articles great review and noticed
it was $450.00+. (Canadian prices.)

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On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 16:58:13 GMT, "bubba" wrote:

Any comments on this.

I'm looking at a new one and was told tis one received Popular

Woodworking's
Editor's Choice.


Very happy with mine, it was a toss-up between the DeWalt and Makita,
but the Makita was several dollars cheaper at the WW show. Works
great, have never regretted it.

Barry Lennox



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habbi wrote:
That is funny. I am in the market for a joiner and was about to buy

the
dewalt and then saw an article saying it was the worst one they

tested for
being out of parallel. Most stores around here have it for around

$230.00. I
then went looking for a Makita due to the articles great review and

noticed
it was $450.00+. (Canadian prices.)


I got the Dewalt for Christmas. Besides making a bunch of noise when
running it is great. I have not had any problems with it being out of
square but I haven't used it much.

I think that American WW gave it there second best award. It is not as
good as the Porter Cable but I found it refurb on Amazon for almost a
$100 less than the PC. So No complaints on the Dewalt. No experience
with the Makita.
W

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