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The Bosch 4410L is ranked first among 118 Miter Saws and first among 24 10" and smaller Sliding Miter Saws. The average price of is $377.72 and the Bosch 4410L is 16th in price. It is 82th among Miter Saws at $295.89. It is the 2nd ranked product among 109 in the Bosch brand.

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WHAT'S THIS?

Rated #1 Sliding Compound Miter Saw => Excellent
Consumer Reports, Volume 72, 2007-06

Overall, Consumer Reports testers ranked this as the best sliding compound miter saw, which put it in the "excellent" range. The accuracy, speed, ease of use of the miter adjustment, and edge finish are excellent. The saw comes with a laser guide and extensions. The tool comes with blade-wrench storage, holding clamp, and adjustable handle.

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WHAT'S THIS?

Costly, But Worth Its Weight
Wood Magazine, Volume 154, 2004-03

Wood Magazine praised this tool for its great cuts and its multiple capabilities that make it easy to use and comfortable for the user. With the largest crosscutting capabilities and longest fence and table extensions without tools, it gives this mitersaw a definite advantage to the range of woods it can work on. The miter angles are easily fine-tuned through a built in microadjustment system, though with damage tests, the accuracy was knocked off by about a half of a degree.

I got this for Christmas last year and I love it (except for the dust bag). The saw was right on out of the box and has worked great, don't know how I ever got along with out a power miter say before. I hooked it up to my shop vac, cut a hole in the saw's table, put a large trash can below it, and solved the dust collection problem