looking for feedback on the Bosch CS20 7 1/4 inch saw,,, please.. Thanks
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The wrench storage is nice, nice saw, a guy that works for me has one.
I love most of Bosch's tools, but I had horrible luck with the CS20's. I had three of them and didn't get much mileage out of them. Lots of little broken plastic pieces. In addition, the shoe or table is plastic too and it flexes if you ride the saw against any sort of fence. The Direct Connect feature is hokey at best.
IMO, there's much better saws out there for the money Tuna. If you're sure you want a sidewinder, I'd check out the Milwaukee Tilt-Loc for starters.