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The laser lines do move with forward back slide motion accordingly, but your alignment should have already been completed before this action takes place, and regardless, they dont really move off track anyway. Additionally, the laser lines are adjustable to accommodate different blade kerf widths, or if you wish to fine-tune the laser's position for greater accuracy. The lasers are factory set out of the box, but even so, I found a little adjustment was in order.

Solid bevel locking knob at rear of saw keeps that bevel setting from moving. The miter locking knob at the front of the saw table locks the table at the desired miter angle setting. The incremented miter scale and adjustable red angle marker.

I haven't seen anything for less than $400 that has the features and solid construction of this tool. You are getting 56 pounds of saw and framework. This is not a lightweight tool with thin cast webbing supports; it has solid aluminum and steel where it needs it. I don't expect an inexpensive tool to match the smoothness and refinement of a $600 Makita, DeWalt or Hitachi, but this one comes close and at a cost of between $90 and present price of $180 I don't think this saw has any competition. It is a lot of saw for the money.

The motor is no louder than any other brush motor of the same capacity in my opinion, and for both, personal protection is required if you want to keep your eyesight and long-term hearing well into the future. Accidents can rarely be predicted!

A laser on a miter saw can be helpful, assuming it is accurate. The laser on both models tested features dual lines, that is, two individual laser lines are generated from the laser unit fitted behind the blade just below the head spring (see photos). Each line is intended to project the cutting line for each side of the blade, so in theory, you can get a good idea of where the blade will cut no matter which side of the blade you wish to use for material alignment. The ability to power up (or power down) the laser independent of the rest of the tool is a good safety feature. Other methods of generating a laser line can require the blade to be powered up and spinning before the laser will switch on. The laser is also powered via the mains power, so no batteries or power packs to contend with. The primary issue with adding lasers to tools is the user's ability to see the laser lines in bright, outdoor environments.

If not you need to go for something larger. As you can see from the table, the cutting capacities are significantly different between the two models. Warranty I will make note at this point that both saw models come with a full 2-year replacement warranty for both home and commercial / trade use! Many other tools in the GMC range (aside from their platinum series) are only covered for home use, but both these models are also good for warranty claims with commercial and trade use as well.

Some tools certainly can benefit from them, others might not be as useful. A laser on a miter saw can be helpful, assuming it is accurate. The laser on both models tested features dual lines, that is, two individual laser lines are generated from the laser unit fitted behind the blade just below the head spring (see photos). Each line is intended to project the cutting line for each side of the blade, so in theory, you can get a good idea of where the blade will cut no matter which side of the blade you wish to use for material alignment. The ability to power up (or power down) the laser independent of the rest of the tool is a good safety feature.

Each line is intended to project the cutting line for each side of the blade, so in theory, you can get a good idea of where the blade will cut no matter which side of the blade you wish to use for material alignment. The ability to power up (or power down) the laser independent of the rest of the tool is a good safety feature. Other methods of generating a laser line can require the blade to be powered up and spinning before the laser will switch on. The laser is also powered via the mains power, so no batteries or power packs to contend with.

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Please note: Since this review was published, Global Machinery Company (GMC) has gone into receivership and is no longer operating. As such, spare parts or technical support cannot be obtained directly through them. Their website at www.gmcompany.com appears to still be available online and offers some product information and manuals but contacting them will receive no reply. Note that OnlineToolReviews.com does not work for GMC, nor do we offer any support or spare parts for their products. Global Machinery Company (GMC) are currently experiencing some extraordinary growth in the power tool market worldwide, thanks to a line of tools offered that are suited to the budget conscious, re-modeler, or DIY enthusiast. Originally, the company offered a basic line of tools but has since been on a steady curve upwards in bringing to the market some better quality tools with some unique features, as well as a line of tools better suited to the commercial and trade sector. The company recently released two new sliding compound miter saws, and we thought we would take a look a look at these and see how well they perform in common woodworking tasks.

In fact, when not in slide mode (the slide mechanism locked), the saw would not cut all the way through a 3 1/2' piece of wood, meaning any 2x4 of course. So, the only way to cut 2x4s is in slide mode, which is ok but slows things down considerably. The replacement saw did not have problems 1 and 2 above, but its cutting depth was identical.

This is very handy if you work with pre-dimensioned timber or boards with widths that fall under the maximum cutting capacities listed above. The sliding mechanism allows you to cut boards up to this width, whereas a fixed (non-sliding) miter saw's width cutting capacity is much less. The good thing about these saws is that you can still use them in fixed mode by locking the sliding mechanism.

Plus the 30 day satisfaction guarantee means you can purchase the saw, and if not happy with its features and functions advertised, return it for a full refund. For me, the biggest noteworthy aspect of saws of this type is how well and how accurately they can make both stationery and sliding cuts at varied bevel and miter angles, and after having used a better quality blade on these saws for testing purposes, I can say they are able to achieve high-accuracy cutting results when good tool technique is used. Both the LSMS210 and 250 are easy to use and adjust and would suit all types of woodworkers, re-modelers or contractors not willing or able to spend AUD$800+ on a sliding miter saw in the 'pro' class.

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It's the best of both worlds really. Sliding miter saws are usually more expensive as a result however, but as we will find out later, GMC retails these sliding saws at an attractive price. If you look around at different sliding miter saws, you will find models with either one slide bar or two slide bars. In almost all cases, two slide bars or dual-sliders are more accurate and offer smoother travel than a single slide saw. I have owned a Ryobi single slide bar saw in the past, and while it was a very good saw and gave me great service, the single bar slide mechanism was not overly smooth throughout it's entire range; it had a 'sticky' point toward the end of its range that didn't allow for smooth saw travel throughout the entire movement range.

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The angled motor not only provides clearance for tilting to the right but also gives you a good unobstructed view of the cut line, especially if you are left handed. I haven't seen anything for less than $400 that has the features and solid construction of this tool. You are getting 56 pounds of saw and framework. This is not a lightweight tool with thin cast webbing supports; it has solid aluminum and steel where it needs it.

Compound Miter Saw Reviews

The other issue with the depth stop and cutting dado/grooves with this saw is a similar issue that presented itself with the Ryobi EMS1830 saw we have reviewed earlier, and also occurs on many other sliding miter saws, coincidently, and that issue is that when you go to make a depth stop cut at almost any higher depth other than a full plunge through cut, the bottom point of the saw blade does not actually make it all the way through the material to the back side (against the fence) before the slide mechanism runs out of, well, slide. This means that you have a flat bottom cut through perhaps 75 percent of the material, and then the remainder has a curved cut because the slide mechanism does not take the bottom most point of the blade past behind the table fence. This seems to be a consequence of manufacturer's aiming to provide maximum cut capacity in front of the fence and sacrificing blade travel behind the fence. I guess it's logical in a way, because most cutting on this type of tool are of the through-cut variety and it is perhaps best to provide for the more common cuts the saw will be used for first.