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That looks interesting hopefully the other big ones will copy the idea / make there own
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That looks interesting hopefully the other big ones will copy the idea / make there own
I’ve seen this too, think it’s American only at present. I can’t really see an advantage of this tiny circular saw over a normal one.
Makita had (probably still does) a mini saw like that about 12 years ago. As the blade was much thinner than a typical circular saw, it was great when working on delicate areas like exposed polished floorboards. Trouble back then was batteries and motors wasn't as good as they are now so the unit lacked power and battery soon died. Always wanted an updated version.
That looks interesting hopefully the other big ones will copy the idea / make there own
I use a 240v dewalt circ saw.I have a worx mini circular saw. Great for multi panels with the right blade in.
The worx is 240 as well.I use a 240v dewalt circ saw.
worx mini circular saw
whats the power like does it struggle a bit?
whats the power like does it struggle a bit?
Works great on the ply and multi panels. Use it on floor boards no problem but need to run two cuts through chipboard flooring.
I bought it specifically for the wall panels and it will be 3 or 4 years old now.
What’s the reason for that on the flooring Boggs down ?
For power tools I have
Bosch sds
Makita combi drill
Makita impact driver
Erbaur multi tool. Bought after my fein packed in.
Worx small circular saw
Evolution sliding compound mitre saw
Makita core drill, but tend to use the sds
Small cheap electric tile saw
Oh and Henry.
The only things not on the van all the time are the mitre saw and tile saw.
Keep thinking I've forgotten something.
I have a B&D jigsaw. Smashing little thing.New I'd forgotten things.
Bosch angle grinder
Black and decker jigsaw
Generator.
I have too many tools, but it makes life easier.
How did I ever manage without a multi tool!
That looks interesting hopefully the other big ones will copy the idea / make there own
When I did big site work we (my mate) had one similar for cutting unistrut and threaded rod, it had a metal cutting fine toothed blade and ran at a slower speed than the normal circular saw. It didn’t produce sparks like a grinder so didn’t need hot works permits. Wasn’t cheap if I remember right, but saved us a ton of time and hassle when we were on price work.
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