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I got notified the other day that I got selected to demo this saw. Looking forward to trying it out on a couple of upcoming projects.
Congrats on being selected . What project you have that it will be put to use on . Look forward to herring your feedback .
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kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:I got notified the other day that I got selected to demo this saw. Looking forward to trying it out on a couple of upcoming projects.
Congrats on being selected . What project you have that it will be put to use on . Look forward to herring your feedback .
I have a couple of hollow metal doors to cut into concrete block walls, so I will try it out oun that for starters. It should work well cutting along a straightedge with the roller carriage.
I got the saw delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out
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I got the saw delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out
Very nice Kurt. Congrats on receiving one.
I used it on a few jobs already, wet and dry cuts and it works very well."If you're going to do something, do it right the first time"
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Palm Springs, CAI got the saw delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out
Congratulations Kurt, the project you mentioned should be a great test for the first time, looking forward to meeting what you think about it
kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:I got the saw delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out
Very nice Kurt. Congrats on receiving one.
I used it on a few jobs already, wet and dry cuts and it works very well.Would this work well cutting blocks or is it best to still use a large concrete saw?
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kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:I got the saw delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out
Very nice Kurt. Congrats on receiving one.
I used it on a few jobs already, wet and dry cuts and it works very well.Would this work well cutting blocks or is it best to still use a large concrete saw?
I am interested to see the dust collection capabilities of the saw. In most cases, I believe that my 14″ Gas saw will perform better, but unless you are cutting with water, dust collection on that saw is non existent.
I do have a 14″ electric Dewalt saw that does not do to bad for dust collection cutting dry, but it does not have a water option. This saw will dry cut and wet cut, so that is a bonus, but with the 7″ blade, depth co cut will be limited to a little over 2″. I have a couple of doors to cut into a block wall I plan to try it on. I will need a good straight cut which I believe will be easier with this than either of my other two saws.
kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:I got the saw delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out
Very nice Kurt. Congrats on receiving one.
I used it on a few jobs already, wet and dry cuts and it works very well.Would this work well cutting blocks or is it best to still use a large concrete saw?
I am interested to see the dust collection capabilities of the saw. In most cases, I believe that my 14″ Gas saw will perform better, but unless you are cutting with water, dust collection on that saw is non existent.
I do have a 14″ electric Dewalt saw that does not do to bad for dust collection cutting dry, but it does not have a water option. This saw will dry cut and wet cut, so that is a bonus, but with the 7″ blade, depth co cut will be limited to a little over 2″. I have a couple of doors to cut into a block wall I plan to try it on. I will need a good straight cut which I believe will be easier with this than either of my other two saws.
Does it work with a clamped straightedge, or do the wheels get in the way?
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