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Advice Buying "Blade-Left" Circular Saw Sidewinder or Worms
I'm left handed and left eyed, but I've been weined using right handed
circular saws. Now that I need a new circular saw I'm thinking of buying a blade-left. My question is: I'll probably hold the saw with either hand. Are there other advantages to buying a blade-left saw. I'm looking at the Porter 32x or 42x model. Also, any advice on changing from a side-winder to a worm/hypoid? Thx. |
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