is ther laser on this saw.
1760824
I have this saw. A laser does not come included. The eye method seems more accurate than any laser can be. This is a very accurate saw and able to be set up to be a true 90 degree cutoff saw and not just a "chop saw". I love it.
1760825
No laser, but if you really must have one, there are laser "washers" available on Amazon et al, that emit a beam when the blade is spinning. They fit on the outer side of the blade. For me a pencil tiche and static touch down are most reliable.
1760826
There was on mine. However, I note yours is the 120 volt version, mine is the 240 volt saw. You will need to check further to be sure.
1760827
The UK version (Bosch GCM 12 GDL Professional) ships with an included non battery powered laser that produces two lines that bracket the saw kerf. Not sure why Bosch made the laser layout tool an extra for USA version. There are other differences between these models and the UK 240V version has more options as stardard equipment.
2001125
I'm not a 100% sure if the laser fits on the DW716 but I bought the laser for my DW718 and would not recommend spending the money on it. It is near impossible to properly adjust. I would get it perfectly lined up with the cut line but when I pulled the saw down it would move and be misaligned. I could not get the laser line to not move when lowering the saw. I have never used it since.
1359799
the saw yes, but the blade that comes with it is a gapless blade with a rather rough diamond embedding. with the proper blade it should work for your task
407947
I put one on my Harbor Freight Saw, but I had to remove the safety shield, because the shield hit bolt that holds on the laser and blade.Now it works, but only after the saw comes up to full speed.
2180375
No, but if you find one please let us know . Maybe the seller of the laser would know of a good one. Sorry couldn't be helpful.
798857
Once you install it and pull the trigger on the saw the laser will light up. It's activated by the Centrifugal force of the saw blade spinning.
420061
In my case it was tool only , there might be ones that come with batteries By the way it seems to be a good saw i have both versions this just seems better . Hope this helps
1572622
Definately not unless you Bubba it. if it's the laser on the rear sight yes. Go to blade-tec website and look up the correct one for laser. Might not be this style but there should be one. Get the item number and go back to search on Amazon. Don't forget to google coupons for Blade-tec there is usually one for Front Sight Trainning Facility not much but $ better in your pocket. Good luck.
1638228
Saw with blade / or if you're looking at the work light / the light , wiring and attachment screws
617061
Absolutely NOT!! There is no laser on this. You look down the sights at a magnified graph and adjust the sights to the zero axis.
1489757
32 teeth. Couldn't imagine using it for anything other than rough cutting and deck building. I bought a real blade when I bought the saw. This is one of the reasons they are able to offer the saw at the reduced price. If you don't need the laser and can figure on buying a blade, this is the saw.
972046
This is not an industrial type of laser. It won't even cut butter. The only recommendation I have is not to look at or shine this laser into eyes unless you are in a self protection situation.
476430
Yes it is! It's a saw. Saws are not quit, but as saws go. I live in an apartment and I use it even late at night. No worries.
1301673
Yes. It was included with mine, but it's not that great. A bit of a pain to set up. I've used the saw a lot and really like it, but only tried the laser a couple of times, and didn't find it all that useful.
1641211
Yes it is and I have to say a pretty darn good one. I use a lot and have the jig-saw attachment and it's great. Strongly recommend it. Good tool.
1483222
Not to my knowledge. One thing to be aware of is that the base plate for the saw is flimsy.
1195529
No, no, no, a thousand times, no. It's awful, requires constant adjustment in three planes, and still doesn't throw a line close enough to where the blade comes down to matter.I wound up getting the DWS7085 LED light instead, forgoing arbor-mount lasers altogether. It casts a shadow of the blade on the material even without the blade spinning, so you know precisely where it's going to cut and it's safer because you're not spinning the blade while you're positioning your material. Never needs adjusting or batteries replaced.