Shouldn’t You Own a Compound Miter Saw?
Compound miter saws are especially suitable for any job that requires angled cuts in two planes, like picture frames and crown molding . While somewhat more expensive than regular miter saws, the capacity to make compound cuts in one pass is well worth the increased price. Compound miter saws spend lots of time in our hands, so they must feel comfortable and easy to grip and use. Both Makita saws and the DeWalt products are especially sleek and easy to operate.
Bevels and angled cuts are a breeze with a quality compound miter saw, making complicated crown and base molding cuts simple and easy. Today’s top miter saws are sophisticated power tools, with laser guides, cool clamps and a bunch of angle settings.