Good deal on Sliding CMS

I've been using a 10" compound miter saw for many a year now and it is always a pain to be in the middle of something and not be able to make an angled cut all the way through the material. After the trillionth time I decided to do something about it.

Where I live (Norfolk, VA) there is a Skil/Bosch factory store that has lots of good stuff. After comparing sliding miter saws, I decided the Bosch 10" was what I wanted. The features are good and to top it off, it's about 200 dollars less than comparable brands. I talked to the salesman for about 15 min after I bought it. The saw was 349.00 and it came with a blade. I have used this store in the past and have always got some free dodads here and there. Jig saw blades, a 12v battery, etc. I am not waht they would consider a heavy buyer at all. Not even a mid-range buyer. Probably 500-700 a year. Anyhow the guy disappears into the back and and returns with 4 brand new 10" 60 tooth blades. On the house!! I couldn't believe it. Anyone with the factory store by them should get there. A quality saw at 1/2 the price of other brands, and then they drop about 150.00 worth of blades in my lap. I'll be looking at the Bosch ROS soon you can bet your tail!!

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muletrain
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Nice gloat :) I have the Bosch 3912 (non slider) but it is a great miter saw.

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Woodcrafter

I live in Yorktown. Where is the factory outlet store? I could not find reference to it on the Bosch web site.

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mew

In the Norfolk industrial park. Azalea (bad speeler, but like the bush) Garden Rd. Behind the Military Circle complex.

Reply to
muletrain

Thanks for the info. I will add it to my monthly trip to Woodcraft and Harbor Freight.

Reply to
mew

Where in Norfolk is that? I'm going to be in Chesapeake in a couple of weeks cutting some Maple logs to mill. I need a few more tools, and this sounds like a good place to pick them up while I'm there.

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Odinn

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