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native floridian
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Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
my dewalt 12" compound miter saw sounds like a handfull of granite rocks
fell in the motor while it was runnin. needs to be rebuilt with new bearings and such. anyone ever rebuild one of these? i cant aford a new one right now.
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
Get one off Craigslist....
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
then sell yours on craigslist
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I like Green things
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
Dont get another DeWalt.
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
I've burned out 3 motors on the exact model. Either get another motor or a new SCMS. Check your belt also, the teeth could be stripped and cause that noise.
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?Quote:
you panic.
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
it cost me 50 couple bucks including labor to replace the arbor bearing a few months back on one of my saws,well worth it
sounds like the same thing your describing i too thought it was the belt,but after inspecting the belt it looked like new,by all means its worth repair as long as it still cuts true Last edited by trimman2; 05-17-2009 at 10:30 AM. |
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native floridian
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
its been a great saw and still cuts true. it is my fault it got let in the rain
more than once in the back of the truck bad idea
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
I have to say I do enjoy a DW706 I have been using. It is a DeWalt 12" CMS that one of the companys I sub in for uses. It has a MUCH better vertical capacity then my Bosch 12" slider and even the Bosch 12" CMS. The saw runs true, and pretty smooth....its not an outstanding saw that puts me in "awe" if you will but it does its job none the less....and it looks like it has not seen a pretty life either. However, I will use my Bosch where ever I can....but when it comes to vert cutting capacity the DW706 does something like 6 5/8 or something stupid....or at least that is what I measured IIRC.
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
Warner cute pit in your avitar
Last edited by Tom Struble; 08-06-2010 at 08:57 PM. |
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
Dewalt makes some decent miter saws
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Re: Rebuild Compound Miter Saw?
i have no problem with Dewalt miter boxs,or the compressor i have,i do have a big problem with the drills,compressor is a bit heavier than my Emglo but it doesnt trip breakers like the Emglo either
i will say if you run a Bosch miter box,and then a Dewalt,then you will see what the guys are saying about Dewalt |
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