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Skill has introduced the baddest of the bad boys the Super Sawsquatch a 16 5/16 inch worm drive. The saw has a 6 1/4″ capacity
total beast!!!! they upgraded the base plate to be more durable too with the increased foot print and weight.
i have teh 10 1/2″ modle and love it.. only issue is having the gen 1 diablo blade which warps way too easy
heres a tip, dont fart in a space suit
Better late than never I guess???
I’ll stick with my Makita beam saw.I have the Makita as well so I will stick with it too.
We use ours on decks and pergolas where we do not want to have to cut the 6 x 6 parts in 2 cuts. The single cut saves time and looks better.
total beast!!!! they upgraded the base plate to be more durable too with the increased foot print and weight.
i have teh 10 1/2″ modle and love it.. only issue is having the gen 1 diablo blade which warps way too easy
I have replaced that suck a55 blade with a BigFoot blade and it’s a good one!! I think It’s a Tenryu blade.
That is one big bad boy for sure. What uses would it have besides timber framing?
Deck building Lon. Would be nice to cut a 6×6 in one pass.
Ron
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That is one big bad boy for sure. What uses would it have besides timber framing?
When you’re build a house and fabricating a bunch of headers, you can nail up 16′ or 18′ material and then lop it into the lengths you need. Just plan where you need to cut before you nail it.
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Man there are a lot of uses for the big beam saw!! 6X14s is a good one. Head cuts on rafters.
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