Product Detail
The Bosch GCM12SD miter saw features the exclusive Axial-Glide™ system. This offers wider cross-cuts, better alignment, and a smooth glide throughout the tool's lifespan. Its 15 Amp motor runs at 3,800 RPM no-load speed, enabling fast and accurate cuts in various materials. For convenience, it's compatible with different 12-inch blades and has a clear lower guard for a clear view of the cut line. With upfront bevel and miter controls and detents at common angles, adjustments are a breeze. The all-metal bevel lock lever and range selector at the front simplify bevel adjustments. Key features include the patented Axial-Glide™ System for durable precision, compact workspace, and smooth cutting. It has an expanded cutting capacity, with 14-inch horizontal, 6-1/2-inch vertical against the fence, and 6-1/2-inch crown capacity against the fence at 45°. The Squarelock™ Quick-Release Fences provide high-precision alignment at 90° to the table and easy one-touch operation. The integrated expanding base extensions offer 60% more left-to-right material support than the leading competitor, spanning 40 inches. The large, easy-to-read uniform bevel and stainless steel miter scales have a 52° Left/60° Right miter capacity and 47° Left/47° Right bevel capacity with marked detents and roof pitch angles. Specifications include 15 Amperage, a 48° left / 48° right bevel angle range, a 12-inch blade diameter, 3,800 No Load RPM, and a weight of 65 lbs.
Using the Bosch GCM12SD miter saw is straightforward. First, make sure the saw is properly plugged in and the blade is secure. You can adjust the bevel and miter angles using the upfront controls. For bevel settings, use the all - metal bevel lock lever and range selector at the front. When changing the blade, ensure the saw is unplugged. Make sure to wear safety goggles and ear protection when operating the saw. To get the best results, use the appropriate 12 - inch blade for the material you're cutting. For maintenance, regularly clean the saw to remove sawdust. Check the blade for wear and tear and replace it when necessary. Also, lubricate the moving parts to keep the glide smooth. If you're not using the saw for a long time, store it in a dry place to prevent rust.
