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Proper Saw for flooring?
I am planning on putting in some laminate flooring very soon and also
needed something to do some cuts for building some shelving. I am planning on putting in the DuPont laminate flooring. I am just starting to build my collection of power tools (YEAH!). So I thought I would ask the experts their opinion as to whether or not I made the right decision. I bought a Ridged 10" Compound Miter saw. The decision for this is that for one the guy at HD said that the 10" Miter would be enough to cut the flooring. Second, I am doing 45 degree cuts and was looking for some accuracy. I thought about a table saw, but felt that I would get better cuts with the miter. Am I correct in this thought? I have a feeling the Miter may not be enough for the flooring, am I right? Is there an "All-In-One" tool that would be better for the flooring, or was I right in purchasing the miter, but I will also have to purchase something else? Thanks! |
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