Rockwell RK7135 15 Amp 10-Inch Miter Saw

Friday, March 30, 2012

Product Details

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ASIN: B0014GLRU6
Item model number: RK7135

By : Rockwell
Price : $149.00
You Save : $65.88 (31%)

Product Description

From the Manufacturer
The ShopSeries™ 14A 10" compound miter saw is a compact, lightweight machine for any home or workshop. It weighs under 30 lbs, has a powerful 14 amp motor that delivers no load speed of 5,200 rpm. The durable all cast aluminum arm and table-top combined with the 10 inch, thin kerf tungsten carbide blade deliver precision cuts every time. The quick bevel adjustment capacity is 0 to 45 degrees and features pre-set miter detents for the most popular cuts. Large horizontal D-handle and extension rails complete this exceptional value miter saw. It comes with a 10" blade, work clamp, extension rails, blade wrench and dust bag.
Positec Usa Inc RK7135 10" Compound Miter SawPositec Usa Inc RK7135 10" Compound Miter Saw Features:; Compound miter saw has horizontal D handle; Quick lock miter adjustment; Cast aluminum table; Accessories include one blade wrench, two extension rails, one work clamp, one dust bag, and 10" x 40T carbide tipped saw blade; 5/8" arbor size

Technical Details

Lightweight and easy to transport
Large comfort switch and horizontal D handle for enhanced control and operator comfort
Reinforced cast aluminum base and table for greater stability and precision
Quick Lock Miter adjustment with positive stops at 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 31.62° and 45°, left and right
High-visibility touch points for smoother operation

Rockwell RK7135 15 Amp 10-Inch Miter Saw

Customer Reviews

I got the Rockwell Jawhorse for Xmas this year. The Jawhorse is an incredible tool. We got a promotional coupon from Rockwell so I picked up this miter saw. It's is just about mid pack for the price range. Fence is too short for big moldings, and the instructions are typically unintelligible. Took awhile to get it aligned and the stops to work with the miter gage. The cheap Chinese blade is a thin kerf, cheap, 40 tooth. (Most stock blades are pretty bad in this price range though.) Probably OK for framing and "stud" work. Replaced it with a Makita A-94764 10-Inch 60 Tooth Ultra Coated Mitersaw Blade that I liked much better for trim moldings and plywood I will be cutting. Starts quickly, nice handle/trigger action (I like the horizontal handle) most adjustments are pretty obvious. Light weight. A couple of machine screws tapped in the aluminum base stripped quickly. Came very well packaged. Very little play in the cutting action. Very similar to the Hitachi I looked at.
I'm not sure how well it would hold up for a contractor, but it does a nice job for the hobby/home owner. Once I build a portable stand ; workstation, I think it will do every thing I want it to do.

My husband and I are new to the home improvement thing. We never have used a miter saw before, so it was the blond leading the blind. It was very easy to use. I would def recommend this product.