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William Noble August 26th 07 07:05 PM

about the HF metal cutting saw
 
In answer to some query within the last two weeks, I mentioned a harbor
freight metal cutting circular saw - it's on sale in the current catalog,
for $75, log number 8897, blades are $17 - it's on pg 19 of catalog 14b-1 .
I've used this on automotive sheet metal, and on I beam material that was
1/2 to 3/8 thick, no problem, even cutting the I part where it was cutting
through about 3 inches at once. I like this a lot better than an abrasive
saw.

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erik litchy August 26th 07 08:30 PM

about the HF metal cutting saw
 
William Noble wrote:
In answer to some query within the last two weeks, I mentioned a harbor
freight metal cutting circular saw - it's on sale in the current catalog,
for $75, log number 8897, blades are $17 - it's on pg 19 of catalog 14b-1 .
I've used this on automotive sheet metal, and on I beam material that was
1/2 to 3/8 thick, no problem, even cutting the I part where it was cutting
through about 3 inches at once. I like this a lot better than an abrasive
saw.


do the chips come off really hot?

JR North August 26th 07 11:55 PM

about the HF metal cutting saw
 
I would consider just buying the blades. As long as a saw doesn't have
plastic parts in the shroud area, any saw can use the blades (if they
have standard mounting) and cut metal. 'Course, the front bearing my not
be properly shielded for this, but I doubt the Chinese on is either.
JR
Dweller in the cellar

William Noble wrote:
In answer to some query within the last two weeks, I mentioned a harbor
freight metal cutting circular saw - it's on sale in the current catalog,
for $75, log number 8897, blades are $17 - it's on pg 19 of catalog 14b-1 .
I've used this on automotive sheet metal, and on I beam material that was
1/2 to 3/8 thick, no problem, even cutting the I part where it was cutting
through about 3 inches at once. I like this a lot better than an abrasive
saw.



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