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8.5" Hitachi sliding miter saw: can it really cut a 1" by 12"?
I'm considering buying Hitachi's 8.5" SCM saw... most who have one seem
to be happy with it. Literature seems to claim that a 1x12 lying flat and cut at 0 degrees (or 90, depending on your point of view) can be done without flipping the board over ... can anyone verify that? One of the jobs I have in mind is a good bit of basic shelf building using alot of 1x12's and smaller stuff. I'll probably buy one anyway, but I'd like to know what to expect. |
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