"Kim" wrote in :

Looks like an angle grinder with twin 6 1/8" carbide blades rotating
in opposite directions. Cuts all kinds of material from aluminum,
copper, steel, wood to plastic. Cuts thin sheets, tubings, rebars
without kickback and without burs. Doesn't seem like the blade, at $50
for the set, will last too long. Its proprietary so if Sears stop
making those blades you are dead in the water. Any opinions?



Before this thing came out, Sandor Nagazalczy (sp?), one of the Taunton
authors who writes a lot about tools, came to visit our wood club, and talk
about tools. He was pretty excited about this thing. Said that it was
counterintutive, but there was no kickback at all. Seemed much safer than
your average circular saw.

Somebody is making it for Sears...

If I needed something like it, I'd get one. But I don't, yet.

Patriarch