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A Canadian here. I just bought the last one from a local Home Depot store. (They've decided to no longer carry the Bosh brand... crazy!) I've had my eye on this unit for two years, waiting to catch it on a sale.) 1. The packaging is different; entirely out of Styrofoam. 2. There is no external locking mechanism outside the of trigger. You folks must have different safety rules. Love that machine!
WOW, I've never seen so many adjustments on a saw before, but then again I am not a contractor. I think that Bosch makes some excellent saws, I think they are the go to brand for them man. That saw is massive I agree, the weight is probably going to force that to be a shop saw. This saw also looks like it might be a 1000 dollar saw. Awesome review as always, and your project footage is much appreciated.
Great job covering usability settings of the saw. Trenching, stops, everything you end up needing when using the saw.. thanks
Great to see a tool in action, as opposed to a certain channel (that is entertaining) that just places a tool on a bench and lets it free spin.
Another great review!
+Ben Burgs , Cheers mate!
*_Very satisfied with the Mikita Miter Saw. Great saw _**_MyBest.Tools_**_ at a great price. Never a bad cut unless I make it. I would buy it again._*
Nice review James. The Bosch is definitely on my wish list!
+Brian Hume , Thanks Brian, yeah its a beast of a saw. Happy New Year mate!
im sure that tree behind you has grown 3ft while doing the review, ha ha.
very good review think you covered every thing. this is the saw im getting my dad.
thanks
Thanks for the excellent review. The saw is on my list. I'd like to briefly address the size and portability issues. 1st, whether someone needs the 10" or 12" version of this saw depends on the type of work they are doing. If you're cutting large crown molding, the 12" saw is probably best. If you're using it for framing, the 10" saw is more than adequate. 2nd, for portability, you bought the wrong saw stand. Bosch makes a wheeled saw stand, what they call the Gravity-Rise Miter Stand, that makes it very easy to move this saw about.
Hi David, thanks for the kind words. Yeah that saw sand sounds like it would be a better solution. Take care mate.
Good review thanks !
the mitre and bevel cut adjustment looks hard or confusing too. I only had a little play on it at the shop though. and 32kg!
Hi mate well done, I have the 10" and love it in my workshop on my own custom stand with dust collection, far more stable, I tend to kick the legs on these stands too often :) there are fine adjustments to set the angles spot on that work really well, I use my Makita 10 inch when I go to a job for framing, getting to old to lift the big boys now, thanks for the review brother.
Cheers mate, your welcome 👍
Very nice miter saw from Bosch! Definitely too nice for a job site. Only thing it's missing is a Diablo blade. I see you remembered to wear your safety glasses this time. Great review James!!!
+Mondo 1310 , Thanks mate, it's a nice saw, currently housed in the garage for a bit of shop work.
Great review! Considering this saw in the USA as I have the Makita 12" and the rear extension is huge and my shop is not! Great personality!
+Jeff DeLuca Thanks Jeff, it's a great saw 👍
The Bosch glide is nice for small shops my Dewalt miter sticks out a ton
+Logan P , Yeah that's the key feature for me as well mate. Mine tucks away nicely in my cramped garage space as well.
I know someone with this Bosch 12" saw on a heavy steel stand and he loads it in and out of his van for doing residential work. It's a beast!
Hopefully your buddy got the right stand that has wheels and wasnt a cheap fool like the one in the vid a tried to save 40 bucks...
@A Baller yes I know, I own one for my older saw. Its not the weight of the stand that will fuck up your back, its the saw man, do you know how much this baby weighs?
@A Baller And thats why you want the right stand with the big wheels for transportation. Its like moving a shopping cart then.
@A Baller thats the one I am talking about www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/miter-saw-stands-t4b-31897-p/
@A Baller Its the best miter saw on the market sharing that spot with the festool. But i do not like the handle of that saw. All that is personal opinion. Whats your favorite?
For anyone in the U.S. This saw is being clearanced out at Home Depot, I just bought one for $325 with my military discount (10%). You need to hurry as Home Depot rolls out their clearance every three days on big ticket items. This is steal at that price. If they have a display it is even cheaper, talk to the manger on that one. I work part time at the Home Depot, I'm a bit of a tool nut, not really a good combination.
Must have been one hell of a short lived sale, because I visited HD site and looked at 8 stores, none had it on sale.
@@michaelmancini5773 The original comment was 4 years ago, hahaha
Hey mate. Melbourne based chippy. Not sure if you keep using the tools you review . But I'm in the market for A saw and was looking at this one. What's your opinion a year later. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks
Hitachi C12 LCS or Bosch GCM 12 MX which one is better.
Thanks for the video. How is the saw holding up all these years later? I'm about to order one
Hi! Which version of the stand is this? The 2600 one or the 3800 ?
What is the operating volt and how much it is
Heeey James!!! I LOVED the video mate, complete and full of details 😆😆😆
Cheers mate, keep rocking
+Our build, I had a look at this saw but ended up buying a 10" Dewalt dw717 because it had way better dust collection and little blade deflection. I can't imagine many instances where you'd need a full 12" saw at a job site. What do you think?
+roman , Hey mate, yeah it's a beast of a saw. My personal opinion is it would be best in a workshop.
Great Review James !
They also had these Mitre controls at the front on their earlier model GCM 10. They were intuitive and easy to use. On this GCM 12 GLD they are indeed not easy. Every time i have a customer in my store asking me to show them how it works it's always abit of a struggle again to get it working =) They should have stayed with the controls from their GCM 10 model !
Some other small negative points: Absolute shitty dust collection. With or without vacuum attached.
And belt slippage for a heavy user :)
+dominic van lievenoogen , Hey Dom, happy new year! Yeah you are right, that's the only real issue I had with the saw other than the weight.
+Our Build
And a happy new year to you James !
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10" model is plenty for those timber lanes
Awesome review mate, shame it's so heavy for a sliding compound but certainly a beast of a machine. I like the repetitive cut stops, no one does it on any machine and they should.
+Wesley Walker , Thanks Wesley
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A steady machine not for in out..
Hey happy 2016 man
+kenshi44 , You to Bud, have a good one!
Good review, the problems you pointed out I noticed exactly the same, I would like to see a 10"version of this, as the 12"is far to big to carry in the ute job to job.
+Gteyuhg Cheers mate.
there is a 10" version of it
This is not really a contractor saw. it’s more of a permanent shop saw. i’m going to buy one next week . i’ve read every article possible and seen almost every you tube video 😂 and have not heard one negative thing about it except the lack of portability .
Wait, i did see a video of a guy that was complaining about some small play in the glide mechanism when it was in the locked position. A commenter laughed and pointed out that if your not using the saw why does that matter . it turned out that the guy admitted to complaining about everything in his life 😂😂
si good
Trying to adjust 45 bevel... Any advice? I'm stumped
Hi Brandi, try 9:45mins in this video. It's a tricky one to get used to. Good luck, let me know how you get on 👍
Why not clamp the holders to the legs before tightening the screws?
very nice video i have a question can i put laser on this machine?
This one comes with a laser for the saw guide already installed.
The ones in Canada and the US have the optional arbor mounted laser disc.
We move ours to the various jobsite but we have it mounted on Bosch’s T4B Gravity Rise. Makes moving it around much easier.
Interested to know if you still have/use this one or did it not last? Thanks
Still use it most days mate, still going strong 💪
@@OurBuild That's great to know, got this on my wish list. Thanks for that, always enjoy your videos.
Just got this saw 12” I have made all adjustments to make the blade straight. At 90 it will not make a straight cut, it’s slightly off. I took the blade guard off to check all measurements again made a cut without the blade guard on and it cut very straight. Put the blade guard back on with no changes,made a cut and it was slightly off again?? What is going on with this. Checked blade with and without blade guard and no difference in measurements, but cut is different. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank You!
+akaredcrossbow There should be adjustments you can make without taking the guard off from memory? Might be best to speak with Bosch directly to make sure there isn't a fault. Good luck, hope you get it sorted as it's a great saw.
Do you guys have images of Keith urban on your money?
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Why is your timber blue?
+Despicably Irascible Rapscallion , Its H2 treated.
Cool. Our pressure-treated lumber here is green (I think it uses copper cyano something or other to prevent rot.)
exact set up I have.
+carpenter33 Nice, its a great saw. Do you take it from job to job, or is it set up in a workshop?
Our Build I'm a finish carpenter and I work in multiple job sites and yes I take it from job to job. The day I'm not able to lift up 65 lbs I will buy something lighter but for the mean time Bosch is my saw. I'm 6'3" 200lbs I can manage!! 😂😂👊👊
Good to hear mate, that saw must feel like a toy at your size! I'm a runt, so I struggled with the weight :)
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I have this saw for 2 years now and the only downside is it's weight, and it's passive dust extraction. Bevel adjustment was a bit of bitch at first.
Wish Bosch would make a 264mm one, would be perfect.
+loloolololololol , Glad I wasn't the only on having issues with the bevel adjustment, sounds like a common theme.
U need too put at least 4 inches of free space between the wall and the machine to get full range of motion. Perhaps making 45deg 45deg
Also a Maschine with guide rails is a lot more accurate. This blade of this saw is not stable sideways. I can move mine with minimum of force by a millimeter side to side.
It's more a framing saw. My personal opinion.
Don't Take an expensive Saw with you to a jobsite if you can, used to have one like that and it got stolen.
I'm seeing a lot of carpenters ( I am one ), using Paslode cordless guns in their videos, WHY?, they require fuel cells on a regular basis, get rid of them get a cordless 18V gun, Dewalt, Makita, Matabo, Rigid, Riobi, all have them, NO FUEL CELLS to buy.
Agree, I have the HIKOKI. BTW this video is almost 5 year's old 😁
@@OurBuild Ya, but guys are using them in very new vids, don't understand the Paslode brand at all?
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Only a fool would want to save a few bucks and get the cheaper stand. For less than 3% more of your overall cost you get the stand that was design with this particular piece of german engineering in mind...and guess what'? The fucker has big god damn wheels, can you believe it?
pity it cost more than my car
Man I hate the way you slam the whole thing in your demonstration. It’s a precision tool be ease on it.