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Steve, blade height is important. It should be 1/4" above the stock when cutting and dropped back into the saw to save from tooth damage. But, often its more then an inch above the stock in our place. The higher the blade, the less chipping from cutting plywood or melamine. Of course the tooth grind and amount of tooth on the blade makes a huge difference.
Make sure you buy a neg. hook blade for your slider to keep the blade from climbing onto the the work piece. If its a bit short on the capacity, just lift the stock to get another inch from the larger diameter area of the blade to finish the cut instead of flipping it around.
A typical lever is a must come installation time, but the laser will help you on the lay out of, say kitchen cabinets.
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