Sliding Compound Miter Saws measure 8 in.

news.thomasnet.com | Sep 16, 2008

Two New Sliding Compound Miter Saws Mark 20th Anniversary of Hitachis Original, Hitachi Power Tools

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Compact Rotary Hammer allows access to tight areas.

news.thomasnet.com | May 6, 2008

Hitachi Introduces Newest, Lightest and Most Compact Rotary Hammer, Hitachi Power Tools

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Cordless Hammer Drill utilizes 1.5 Ah lithium ion battery.

news.thomasnet.com | Apr 15, 2008

April 15, 2008 - Featuring non-slip elastomer grip handle and weight of 4.2 lb, 9.37 in. long DV18DCL promotes user comfort while delivering up to 345 lb-in. torque for drilling, driving, and fastening.

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Micro Driver Drill features 10.8 V lithium ion battery.

news.thomasnet.com | Feb 26, 2008

February 26, 2008 - Micro driver drill, Model DB10DL, measures less than 6 in. long and weighs 1.8 lb. With 88 lb-in. of turning torque and 21+1 stage clutch, drill can drive 130 three in. screws into wood during single battery charge.

http://news.thomasnet.com/fullstory/540610

Forrest 12in. 80T Chopmaster Saw Blade

Engineered for Miter saws, Sliding Compound Miter Saws and Radial Arm Saws. . . You will be surprised by the extra-smooth, tight cuts you get with this blade.

http://www.craftsmanstudio.com/html_p/VCM-12-80-6-115.htm

Are radial arms saws obsolete? - Woodworking.com

Q. Are radial arm saws obsolete, especially when you take into account the latest compound miter saws out there on the market? And are they safe? (Shopsmith e-mail newsgroup) A. (Rob Johnstone) "Radial arm saws are great and a very useful power tool.

http://www.woodworking.com/article_archive.cfm?section=1&article=122

Compound Sliding Miter Saw-Campbelltoolsindia.com

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Bosch is Latest with a Laser - Woodworking.com

Gizmos come and gizmos go, that is the nature of "added value" features on woodworking tools. And in the normal flow of the market, the really useful ones stick around and finally become standard features. (Keyless chucks on power drills are one example.

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