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The DeWalt DWS716 is a corded 12-inch compound miter saw with a double-bevel head, so it tilts left and right without flipping the workpiece. A 15 Amp motor spins the blade at 3,800 rpm, and the stainless steel miter plate has 14 positive stops with a cam lock for repeatable cuts. Tall sliding fences clear 6-1/2 inches of base molding and 6-5/8 inches of nested crown, and a built-in carry handle keeps it movable between jobs. It suits trim carpenters and serious DIYers who cut crown and base; against single-bevel rivals it saves flipping, though it is heavier and bulkier than a 10-inch saw.
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Owners rate it highly, praising accurate, repeatable miter settings and enough power for trim and framing. Complaints center on weight, dust and the limited crosscut capacity of a non-sliding saw.
The DeWalt DWS716 is a 12-inch double-bevel compound miter saw. It has a 15 Amp motor that runs at 3,800 rpm with no load. A stainless steel miter detent plate has 14 positive stops, and a cam lock miter handle with detent override sets miter angles quickly and accurately.
The saw bevels 0° to 48° to the left and right, with positive stops at 0°, 22.5°, 33.9°, and 45°. Miter capacity is 0° to 50° left and right. Tall sliding fences support base molding up to 6-1/2 in. vertically against the fence and crown molding up to 6-5/8 in. nested.
The dust duct is concentrated at the point of cut to collect dust. The saw has a lightweight design and a built-in carry handle for portability.
