Metabo HPT10-Inch Compound Miter Saw, 15-Amp Power Saw with Large 10-Inch Table, Precision Miter Angles, Single Bevel 0-45°, 24T TCT Blade, Positive Stops, Lightweight Design, C10FCGS

This Metabo HPT saw is perfect for my home woodworking projects. The cuts are clean and precise, the bevel adjustment is smooth, and the build quality is solid. Setup was simple, and the included blade works great out of the box. Highly recommended for DIYers and hobbyists!

The reviews don't do this table miter saw justice. I was new to owning a table saw but I am a pro with the manual version. This power tool is lightweight, portable, and powerful. I watched the few videos on this brand saw. The setup is simple and straightforward. It's as accurate as ones measuring skills. I feel it's quality at an entry level price. I'm comfortable using saw. I have used it for wainscoting, built my own headboard and bed frame, flooring moulding, built cabinet doors, raised garden beds, etc. It has been quite handy.

Look, does it cut wood at all angles and sizes like a sliding compound miter saw can cut? No. Does it cut wood with accuracy at 90 degrees all day long? Yep! And right out of the box! I’ll have to say this. Seldom does a bladed power tool come with a decent blade that cuts better than expected. This one does. Not much assembly required and it’s very light and portable. And the price of $99, buy it or maybe 2. This is a great job site saw that is very reliable and precise. Keep the heavy and multi capable saw in your shop for when the work comes to you. Use this saw to carry to the work.

I was looking for an affordable yet reliable miter saw for DIY projects, and this one definitely hit the mark. For the price, it offers excellent performance. The saw is easy to set up, and I found the adjustments for different angles to be smooth and precise. Whether I’m cutting trim, molding, or even thicker wood, it gets the job done without any issues.The motor is powerful enough for most tasks, and while it’s not the most advanced model on the market, it delivers solid cuts with good accuracy. The blade that comes with it is sharp and effective, although I plan to upgrade to a finer blade for some of my more intricate projects.The build quality is sturdy, and the saw doesn’t feel flimsy despite the lower price point. I also appreciate the safety features, including the blade guard, which gives me peace of mind while cutting.Overall, this is a great miter saw for anyone on a budget who wants a tool that gets the job done without breaking the bank. Perfect for home projects, woodworking enthusiasts, or beginners looking for a solid saw that won’t cost a fortune.

I'll admit that I've only had this thing for a hot minute and only used it for the first time tonight, to cut some angled posts for stair handrails. I have been looking at a miter saw for a while and have read a ton of reviews, gone to various big box stores to look at different models, etc. I just didn't want to pull the trigger, mainly because of prices. But when this thing was on sale for almost exactly $100, I felt it was worth a try, based on some really good reviews and online video reviews. Unboxing and setup was very simple - it took maybe 5 or 10 minutes, total. The instructions were a little lacking, but overall doable. First, I checked some common angles on the table and the bevel, and all were dead-on accurate, straight out of the box - no need for any adjustments, at all! All stops on both the table and bevel are clearly and perfectly marked and easily visible while working. The locking positions on the table work well. As others have mentioned, the nut on the blade is torqued ridiculously tight, so I decided to give the stock blade a couple of passes to see just how bad it was, before putting in the effort to change it out. To my surprise, it cut like absolute butter through numerous cedar 4x4s and left a clean edge. So I'll put off messing with the crazy tight lock nut on the blade until I'm working on something that I definitely need a blade with more teeth. Several people have mentioned the guard. It does feel to be on the flimsier side, and has a little play in it. But nothing so bad that it made me feel unsafe using it, in any way. Pop this baby down and lock it into position, and it's so light and easy to carry around. I could definitely see this being super helpful on a worksite where portability is needed. Would it be nice to have a sliding compound miter saw? Of course. But it's not incredibly necessary for anything that I'm doing around the house. Would it be nice to have a double bevel? Sure. But it's not a deal breaker. Like I said, I've only had this for a day, and only used it for a few small things. But if it performs for the next couple years like it did for me, today, then this will be one of the best power tool purchases I've ever made, especially at this price!