Dewalt Miter Saw DW708

The DeWalt DW708 is a miter saw characterized by a 12-inch blade diameter and a double-bevel sliding compound design. The product was launched in 1999 and is commonly utilized by carpenters and framers due to its precise angle cutting capabilities.

The saw comes with a no-load speed of 4000 RPM and is powered by a 15-amp corded electric source. The vertical capacity for baseboard against fence and for crown molding vertically nested is 4-1/4 inches and 5-1/4 inches respectively. The horizontal capacity for baseboard lying flat and for crown molding lying flat is 12 inches and 9 inches respectively. The saw has a miter range of 50 degrees left, 60 degrees right and a bevel range of 45 degrees left and right, with a maximum of 48 degrees. The saw is also equipped with a 60 tooth carbide blade and weighs 57 lbs. Notable features of the DW708 include a dual bevel capability, a tall sliding fence, dual vertical rails, a stainless steel miter scale, a cam-lock miter handle, and an electric blade brake. Manufacturing of the DeWalt DW708 ceased in 2008.

• Model Number: DW708
• Product Type: Miter Saw
• Blade diameter: 12 inches
• Arbor size: 5/8 or 1 inch
• No load speed: 4000 RPM
• Power source: 15 amp corded electric
• Vertical capacity (baseboard against fence): 4-1/4 inches
• Vertical capacity (crown molding vertically nested): 5-1/4 inches
• Horizontal capacity (baseboard lying flat): 12 inches
• Horizontal capacity (crown molding lying flat): 9 inches
• 45 degree bevel capacity (dimensional lumber): 2x12 inches
• 90 degree crosscut capacity (dimensional lumber): 4x12 inches
• Miter range: 50 degrees left, 60 degrees right
• Bevel range: 45 degrees left and right, 48 degrees max
• Blade included: 60 tooth carbide blade
• Weight: 57 lbs

The DeWalt DW708 Miter Saw provides customers with a 30-day money back guarantee, along with a 1 year free service contract. In addition, the product also offers a 1 year limited warranty. The details of what specifically is covered under the warranty are not provided in the text. To claim the warranty, it is generally required to contact the manufacturer or place of purchase, though the exact process is not specified in the provided context.