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What is better? Bosch GDL 12 GCM or Festool Kapex 120?

Nice review, thanks for uploading. What brand and model is the "quite" blade with more tooth you are mentioning?

Audio level guys...audio. way too quiet. Other than that...I will now be buying one. Cheers

I like the idea of using a chop saw for fine cutting (i. e. furniture). Have you checked the accuracy of it's angles (90 degrees especially)? I returned a Ryobi slider because getting a right angle was impossible - went with a standard DeWalt saw.

Does it have a laser line or a light?

What a beast of a saw! The stand really sells me on it. Mobility is key to any great tool.

I have this saw (10 inch) and GTA2600 stand. It is a dream to use, and after initial frustration with bevelling to the right (you have to tilt left slighlty first..) it really was very easy to do a variety of mitre and bevel cuts. I use it for fitted bedrooms to cut cornice, skirting and even top infills on the robes as it has a big cross cut capacity. The one draw back using it for this type of work is the weight, as bedrooms are typically on the 1st and sometimes 2nd floor, so wrestling this up 2 flights of steps can feel like you've done half a days work before you start a job! The solenoid electric safety switch does take a little adjusting too, which i didnt expect to find a problem, but you'll see what i mean if you ever get your hands on this saw. When i first mounted it on the GTA stand, i did think it was a little high, but its actually a really nice working height and once its setup you can confidently cut 3 metre plus legths of skirting down without worrying about hanging on to ends or balancing them etc. Having the controls upfront is a real plus, and being able to get such a monster of a saw to spin and lean in whichever direction you need quickly, is very empowering on a job and does save time, and increase working momentum. M i ne came perfectly tuned out of the box, but for anyone having issues with accuracy, an engineers square and the supplied onboard allen wrench mean you can fine tune the saw in about 5 minutes or less. If you are a mobile tradesman like me, then i suggest re-calibrating it every other month as taking knocks while its transported in the van can knock it out of allignment over time. I got a bargain via the company i sub contract for and picked up the saw and stand as a package for £460. but would be happy to have paid £600 having used it.

@pitchwest If you have a Bosch vacuum cleaner, all you have to do is plug the saw into the vacuum cleaner, switch the vacuum to "Power Tool Activation" and the vacuum will turn on whenever you pull the trigger on the saw. Hope this helps! And thanks for the comment!

You 2 are down home boys ... thanks for the show .... I'm going to ebay and order 1 for $ 501.98 with FREE SHIPMENT Best Deal all around ... I was at Home Depot today and they wanted $ 649.00 plus TAX .

Has it been determined if you can add a laser to it?