Product Description

The new Bosch (DC010) digital display is a special high-visibility LCD-gauge and display for accurately and quickly measuring out cuts on the new 4100-series table saws. When installed and calibrated, it magnetically attaches to the saw's robust and accurate SquareLock - Rip Fence to save time and enhance the accuracy of eachand every cut. Designed for maximum trueness, any measurement is accurate to 1/32-inch, while offering readouts in increments of 1/8-, 1/16-, and 1/32-inchand metric within 0.5 mm. The display is manufactured of die cast aluminum to withstand the worst jobsite abuse and climates. Now, carpenters, remodelers, cabinetmakers, and more can look forward to quicker initial set-up prior to cut, infinite repetitive cut capabilities, less material waste and the precision required to accomplish the highest quality work.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5826 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Bosch
• Model: DC010
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 2.00 pounds

Features

• Ultimate Precision - Digital readout complements best-inch class rip fence - Digital Accessory Kit available as upgrade for 4100 & 4100-09
• Accurate to 1/32-inch - Readout displays-inch-increments of 1/8-inch, 1/16-inch, 1/32-inch, and metric up to .5mm
• Enhanced Productivity - High visibility LCD for ease of readability
• Faster set up for repetitive cutting - Reduces material waste by taking out the guesswork
• Jobsite Tough - Robust cast aluminum design withstands jobsite abuse and weather

From the Manufacturer
The new Bosch (DC010) digital display is a special high-visibility LCD-gauge and display for accurately and quickly measuring out cuts on the new 4100-series table saws. When installed and calibrated, it magnetically attaches to the saw's robust and accurate SquareLock - Rip Fence to save time and enhance the accuracy of eachand every cut. Designed for maximum trueness, any measurement is accurate to 1/32-inch, while offering readouts in increments of 1/8-, 1/16-, and 1/32-inchand metric within 0.5 mm. The display is manufactured of die cast aluminum to withstand the worst jobsite abuse and climates. Now, carpenters, remodelers, cabinetmakers, and more can look forward to quicker initial set-up prior to cut, infinite repetitive cut capabilities, less material waste and the precision required to accomplish the highest quality work.

Customer Reviews

Easy add-on, works great
I bought the 4100 saw without the digital readout and wanted to add this feature, so when it became available, I purchased it. It is a very well constructed piece of equipment as most Bosch stuff is. The assembly was simple and the instructions were clear and it was easy to attach to the saw. The readout is large enough to see easily and bright enough for work outside. Easy to zero and then set your rip dimension. It works really well and allows a reading for a wide rip with the sliding table feature on the 4100 and gives very accurate readings (I trust it more than my ruler now!)
The only irritation I have is the auto shutoff seems to be too fast if you are making multiple settings. You just have to hit the on/off button and it goes back to the set reading, but a little aggravating. I need to measure the time and see what it is.
All-in-all a very good investment and first quality!

A MUST have for your 4100-09 Table Saw!
This is the EXACT same unit that comes with the 4100DG-09 table saw for $100 more. It works flawlessly and the installation takes about 10-minutes.

The directions for installation are pretty clear, but could be improved. Nonetheless, it was a painless install and I saved $100 by ordering the base 4100-09 and the DG separately.

The unit is deadly accurate and can be set to increments as low as 1/32.

As far as I'm concerned, this is a MUST purchase for Bosch 4000 and 4100 owners!

Accurate but glitchy
I think that this digital readout is real nice and was very easy to install.
The reason I can only give it three stars is that after I blow off the table saw with some compressed air there is a 50% chance that the digital readout will no longer know where it is relative to the blade. This is not too bad but you do have to remove the blade guards and re-zero the digital readout then put the guards back. The most trouble I've had is when the readout was just slightly off, I make the cut not detecting the error, most of the time when it loses reference it is so far out its obvious. I think this may be happening because of the low relative humidity where I live, lately it has been it the 10% range, I'm thinking that it might be an abundance of static electricity that eventually causes the microprocessor to scramble, just a thought. I have to say when this thing is working correctly it is very nice and accurate.