pie cuts anyone?
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pie cuts anyone?
I plan on doin pie cuts and saw this when looking, not too bad of a price if anyone was looking for one.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=44829
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=44829
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The only thing I would worry about is the disk being craked and exploding when the machine is turned on. One way to check for a cracked disk is to hang it on a string and tap it. It should have a 'ring' to it. If it's cracked, it won't. Or, you can stand perpendicular to the machine while you start it, which is what I always do. I wouldn't be worried about the machine itself breaking.
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The only thing I would worry about is the disk being craked and exploding when the machine is turned on. One way to check for a cracked disk is to hang it on a string and tap it. It should have a 'ring' to it. If it's cracked, it won't. Or, you can stand perpendicular to the machine while you start it, which is what I always do. I wouldn't be worried about the machine itself breaking.
This looks similar to my craftsman chop saw that I've used for years too. I'd be impossible to do most of the things I've built without it.
Actually, I use this and a dremel with the standard rotary cutoff wheel for 98% of my cut joints.
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Isn't that what the guard is for?
This looks similar to my craftsman chop saw that I've used for years too. I'd be impossible to do most of the things I've built without it.
Actually, I use this and a dremel with the standard rotary cutoff wheel for 98% of my cut joints.
This looks similar to my craftsman chop saw that I've used for years too. I'd be impossible to do most of the things I've built without it.
Actually, I use this and a dremel with the standard rotary cutoff wheel for 98% of my cut joints.
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definately a good tool,to have ready.
i started with a sawzall,when i made my intercooler pipes and exhaust.
after the cuts would vome out like ****,i switched to a hacksaw for its deadly precision and to reduce time..lol..
im going to buy 1 of these asap,even if i dont use it for a while.
i started with a sawzall,when i made my intercooler pipes and exhaust.
after the cuts would vome out like ****,i switched to a hacksaw for its deadly precision and to reduce time..lol..
im going to buy 1 of these asap,even if i dont use it for a while.
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