What are the dimensions of dws780?

Yes – the DWS780 comes as standard with a 12-inch, 60-tooth carbide blade….DEWALT DWS780 Miter Saw:

Dimensions (L, W, H):	32.77″ x 19.05″ x 20″	32.77″ x 19.05″ x 20″
Product Weight:	56 lbs	56 lbs
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Will a 10-inch sliding miter saw cut a 12 inch board?

A saw with a 10-inch blade makes right-angle cuts across a board 5 1/2 inches wide, sufficient for two-by-six lumber. The same 10-inch saw will cut a two-by-four at a 45-degree angle. Manufacturers also make 12-inch versions, which have a maximum cut of about 7 1/2 inches, wide enough for two-by-eights.

Can a 10-inch sliding miter saw cut a 4×4?

So, is it possible for a 10-inch miter saw cut a 4×4? The answer is clearly, yes. But, given the risk/reward ratio due to the extra inches, this isn’t a type of cut you should try to do with a 10” blade.

What blade comes with DWS780?

Blade and Accessories Dewalt bundles the DWS780 with a 12-inch 60-tooth fine finish blade.

Can a 10 inch sliding miter saw cut 2×12?

The bigger the blade, the deeper and wider its maximum cut. Typically, a 10-inch miter saw will cut a 2 x 6 at 90 degrees and a 2 x 4 at 45 degrees; a 12-inch miter saw will cut a 2 x 8 at 90 degrees and a 2 x 6 at 45 degrees.

Will a 12-inch miter saw cut a 6X6?

The 12-inch miter saw will be able to cut through a 6X6 piece of lumber however not on a single go. These are great saws for 2X6 cuts.

Can a 10-inch miter saw cut a 2X6?

Typically, a 10-inch miter saw will cut a 2 x 6 at 90 degrees and a 2 x 4 at 45 degrees; a 12-inch miter saw will cut a 2 x 8 at 90 degrees and a 2 x 6 at 45 degrees. Saws also differ by whether the blade arm simply rotates (a basic miter saw) or both swings and slides (a sliding miter saw).

Can a 12 inch miter saw cut a 6X6?

How do you adjust a Hitachi compound miter saw?

To adjust the saw blade on this Hitachi miter saw first loosen the bevel handle at the back of the saw. Then, adjust the bevel of the blade until it makes complete contact with the speed square and tighten the handle. With the saw blade square to the table adjust the stop bolt until it meets the stop.

How do you calibrate a sliding miter saw?

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Step 1: Inspect the Blade.
Step 2: How to Calibrate a Miter Saw by Leveling the Table.
Step 3: Square Up the Fence for Good Miters.
Step 4: Take It to the Next Bevel.
Step 6: Checking Your Work with the Flip Test.