Nothing these days is made with the quality it once was 80 years ago. When I seek out wood/cabinetry tools, I try to find something that wasn't built any later than the 60's or 70's. Having said that, I do have a DeWalt circular saw that I bought because it has a flat plate I can rest against a straight edge and get an extremely precise cut. The only thing that cuts straighter is my Rockwell Unisaw. We also have a few Grizzly machines around the shop. Still offshore, but, most Grizzly machines can be adjusted in to a precise cutting machine.
After looking at both of these units, I would probably look for an older machine in the local classifieds. I just wouldn't pull the trigger. But, I'm funny like that. For a truck bed, probably fine. For my wife's kitchen cabinets, maybe not. Sad thing is, I had a chance at a free 60's Delta machine and I forgot all about it.
