Essential for trim work and crosscutting. Compare sliding vs. non-sliding models, dual-bevel features, and cordless options.

The DeWalt DWS779 is a professional-grade sliding compound miter saw with exceptional crosscut capacity and accuracy. Its stainless steel miter detent plate and XPS LED cutline system make it a favorite among contractors.
Professional contractors and serious woodworkers who need maximum crosscut capacity with laser-like accuracy.

Bosch's GCM12SD revolutionizes miter saw design with its patented Axial-Glide system, which provides smooth sliding action while saving 12 inches of workspace depth compared to traditional rail systems.
Woodworkers with limited space who want the best sliding miter saw with a compact footprint.

The Makita LS1019L is a direct-drive sliding miter saw with a unique rear-sliding design that maximizes crosscut capacity while minimizing workspace requirements. Its dual-bevel capability eliminates workpiece flipping.
Professional trim carpenters and woodworkers who need dual-bevel capability with space-saving design.

Milwaukee's 2734-20 is a cordless sliding miter saw that delivers corded performance with the freedom of battery power. Its POWERSTATE brushless motor and REDLINK PLUS intelligence make it ideal for remote job sites.
Contractors who work on remote job sites without reliable power and need cordless convenience.

The Hitachi C10FCG is a budget-friendly compound miter saw that offers solid performance for DIYers and occasional users. While it lacks sliding capability, it's lightweight and easy to transport.
DIY homeowners who need an affordable, portable miter saw for basic trim and framing projects.

The Metabo HPT C10FCGS (formerly Hitachi) is an updated version of the popular C10FCG with improved laser system and dust collection. It remains one of the best value miter saws for light-duty use.
Budget-conscious woodworkers who need a reliable, portable miter saw for trim work and smaller projects.

The Ryobi TSS102L offers sliding capability at an entry-level price point. While it's not as refined as professional models, it provides good value for DIYers who need occasional sliding capacity.
DIY enthusiasts who want sliding capability without spending on professional-grade tools.

Craftsman's V20 cordless sliding miter saw brings battery-powered convenience to the budget market. While the 7-1/4 inch blade limits capacity, it's perfect for trim work and small projects on the go.
DIYers who want cordless convenience for light trim work and already own Craftsman V20 batteries.