Bodgers
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It shouldn't 'kick around' - it should be fully seated on the track, there are adjusters to change tension on the track.
As to whether it is worth it over the more expensive brands, only you can decide. I have the Dewalt and I like it. I think with a decent blade and a bit of tweaking it probably isn't too far away from the cut quality of something like the Dewalt. Comparing the quality of the tracks, the Dewalt tracks are slightly better finished and join slightly more precisely, but there isn't a lot in it.
If things like Soft Start and the ability to get perfect performance out of the box are important then you'll want the more expensive saws.
Worth noting that the warranty is pretty good on the Parkside, Lidl will pretty much just give you your money back if you return it.
the-lidl-plunge-saw-t90209-45.html
As to whether it is worth it over the more expensive brands, only you can decide. I have the Dewalt and I like it. I think with a decent blade and a bit of tweaking it probably isn't too far away from the cut quality of something like the Dewalt. Comparing the quality of the tracks, the Dewalt tracks are slightly better finished and join slightly more precisely, but there isn't a lot in it.
If things like Soft Start and the ability to get perfect performance out of the box are important then you'll want the more expensive saws.
Worth noting that the warranty is pretty good on the Parkside, Lidl will pretty much just give you your money back if you return it.
the-lidl-plunge-saw-t90209-45.html
