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" Typical compound-miter-saw blades are stuck on rails. For the Bosch Axial-Glide Miter Saw ($700), the company&amp;#039;s engineers looked at the tool&amp;#039;s limited range of motion and envisioned the saw as it should have been designed. They replaced the rails with a series of six hinges so that a pair of triple-jointed limbs on the 12-inch, dual-bevel saw articulate like scissor jacks, gracefully and intuitively snapping into position to chop even at an odd compound angle. And because rails tend to protrude from saws, getting rid of them reclaims about a foot of precious bench-top real estate.   &amp;amp;gt; DeLorme Earthmate PN-60w With SPOT Communicator &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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