In this case, we are referring to rail deflection. The Milwaukee design features three large linear bearings that provide a repeatable smooth sliding action. Some of our competitors use only 1 or 2 linear bearings and powdered metal gears. This type of design produces a less smooth sliding action and can compromise the accuracy of a cut.
Can anybody please explain what is "deflection" when talking about a miter saw? Is it blade wobble or the degrees the saw goes out of perfect alignment when pulling it out to its fully extended point?
i think this saw looks stupid but it cut that oak 4x4 like it was pine 1x2. i still th9ink i want that new dual slider 12 makita
xADEAN4DIMEx 1 year ago
In this case, we are referring to rail deflection. The Milwaukee design features three large linear bearings that provide a repeatable smooth sliding action. Some of our competitors use only 1 or 2 linear bearings and powdered metal gears. This type of design produces a less smooth sliding action and can compromise the accuracy of a cut.
METToolTV 2 years ago
Can anybody please explain what is "deflection" when talking about a miter saw? Is it blade wobble or the degrees the saw goes out of perfect alignment when pulling it out to its fully extended point?
0466rymaspencer 2 years ago