Bosch CM10GD vs DeWalt DWS779

By Billy G. · Founder & Lead EditorVerified May 18 by Billy G.

Bosch CM10GD
DeWalt DWS779
DeWalt DWS779
Verified Confidence: 89%

Verdict: Bosch CM10GD wins for shops with limited rear clearance; DeWalt DWS779 wins on cut capacity and the industry's most-trusted accuracy.

Winner: DeWalt DWS779

Bosch CM10GD: 7.1/10

DeWalt DWS779: 7.6/10

Spec-by-spec comparison

Bosch CM10GDDeWalt DWS779
Max Crosscut (90°)14 in.16 in.
Rear Clearance Needed3.5 in.18–20 in.
Motor15A / 3,800 RPM15A / 3,800 RPM
Bevel Range47° left / 47° right49° left / 49° right
Weight~56 lbs~65 lbs
Blade Diameter12 in.12 in.

Bosch CM10GD

What works

  • Axial-Glide needs only 3.5 in. rear clearance — fits against a wall in a small shop
  • Smooth, controlled cutting arc — users report excellent cut feel
  • Slightly lighter than DWS779 — easier to transport to job sites

What doesn't

  • 14-inch maximum crosscut capacity — 2 inches narrower than DWS779
  • Smaller aftermarket accessory ecosystem

DeWalt DWS779

What works

  • 16-inch crosscut capacity at 90° — wider than Bosch's 14 inches
  • Industry-trusted accuracy and reliable bevel positive stops
  • Largest installed base — most aftermarket accessories and community support

What doesn't

  • Requires 18–20 in. rear wall clearance — can't sit flush against a wall
  • Slightly heavier at ~65 lbs vs Bosch's 56 lbs

Bottom line

Our pick: DeWalt DWS779. It edges out the alternative on 16-inch crosscut capacity at 90° — wider than bosch's 14 inches. That said, Bosch CM10GD still wins on axial-glide needs only 3.5 in. rear clearance — fits against a wall in a small shop — consider it if that single trade matters most for your use.

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