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Craftsman has come out with a (new?) cordless tile saw.
https://toolguyd.com/craftsman-cordless-tile-saw-cmcs4000m1/
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(and also the World's Fastest Poster)Craftsman has come out with a (new?) cordless tile saw.
https://toolguyd.com/craftsman-cordless-tile-saw-cmcs4000m1/
That’s actually pretty impressive , decent amount of cuts for cordless. Be interesting to see if anyone else puts them out on the market.
Craftsman has come out with a (new?) cordless tile saw.
https://toolguyd.com/craftsman-cordless-tile-saw-cmcs4000m1/
That’s the first I’ve heard of a cordless tile saw. They sure are trying to flood the market with new tools!
Charlie
__________________Craftsman has come out with a (new?) cordless tile saw.
https://toolguyd.com/craftsman-cordless-tile-saw-cmcs4000m1/
That’s the first I’ve heard of a cordless tile saw. They sure are trying to flood the market with new tools!
Same here I never heard of a cordless tilesaw before. Oh yeah it looks like they are trying to flood the market.
Greg
Craftsman has come out with a (new?) cordless tile saw.
https://toolguyd.com/craftsman-cordless-tile-saw-cmcs4000m1/
That’s the first I’ve heard of a cordless tile saw. They sure are trying to flood the market with new tools!
Same here I never heard of a cordless tilesaw before. Oh yeah it looks like they are trying to flood the market.
It’s coming. Everything will be available cordless soon enough except for the battery chargers themselves.
The limits of what can and can’t be cordless are getting smaller and smaller. I currently have a cordless compressor, partner saw, table saw, and a 12 inch sliding miter. A few years ago, those all seemed to be way down the road.
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(and also the World's Fastest Poster)Craftsman has come out with a (new?) cordless tile saw.
https://toolguyd.com/craftsman-cordless-tile-saw-cmcs4000m1/
That’s the first I’ve heard of a cordless tile saw. They sure are trying to flood the market with new tools!
Same here I never heard of a cordless tilesaw before. Oh yeah it looks like they are trying to flood the market.
It’s coming. Everything will be available cordless soon enough except for the battery chargers themselves.
It’s really impressive what they put out for cordless nowadays
Don’t think they can make those bigger dust extractors cordless , I think they drain to much power , but yeah they really have come out with plenty of new tools and equipment that’s cordless.
Personally I enjoy the convince, especially when working out in the field at the stables. Running an extension cord is a pain and can be dangerous for the horses and us.I just went and ordered the pica dry pencils
And refills from MH looking forward to giving them a try.It’s really impressive what they put out for cordless nowadays
Don’t think they can make those bigger dust extractors cordless , I think they drain to much power….
That may still take some time. But one day it’ll be widely available. Even with a company like Makita and their dual battery way of offering many of their stuff now I would think the problem is the run time wouldn’t yet be long enough for practical purposes for larger vacs.
Skilsaw Launches Revolutionary New Cordless Worm Drive Circular Saw
https://toolguyd.com/skilsaw-new-cordless-worm-drive-circular-saw-spth77m-092019/
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(and also the World's Fastest Poster)Skilsaw Launches Revolutionary New Cordless Worm Drive Circular Saw
https://toolguyd.com/skilsaw-new-cordless-worm-drive-circular-saw-spth77m-092019/
It’s been all over IG yesterday , looks like a great saw
I believe that’s the first cordless from Skilsaw , I wonder what they will put out next.SEE THE DIABLO DIFFERENCE
video on Diablo’s new metal cutting blades.
I don’t know about the other blades, but I have tried the Diablo thick metal cutting blades and was very impressed by them. I used it to cut cast iron pipes and I compared it with the diamond Lenox blades I have and it cuts faster significantly and cheaper.
SEE THE DIABLO DIFFERENCE
video on Diablo’s new metal cutting blades.
I don’t know about the other blades, but I have tried the Diablo thick metal cutting blades and was very impressed by them. I used it to cut cast iron pipes and I compared it with the diamond Lenox blades I have and it cuts faster significantly and cheaper.
The 9″ is between $20 to $23 a piece. Plus tax.
At that price I’ll gladly use them if somebody else is buying them for me.Skilsaw Launches Revolutionary New Cordless Worm Drive Circular Saw
https://toolguyd.com/skilsaw-new-cordless-worm-drive-circular-saw-spth77m-092019/
Looks like a nice saw.
Greg
SEE THE DIABLO DIFFERENCE
video on Diablo’s new metal cutting blades.
I don’t know about the other blades, but I have tried the Diablo thick metal cutting blades and was very impressed by them. I used it to cut cast iron pipes and I compared it with the diamond Lenox blades I have and it cuts faster significantly and cheaper.
But which one would have a longer lifespan between the two types?
SEE THE DIABLO DIFFERENCE
video on Diablo’s new metal cutting blades.
I don’t know about the other blades, but I have tried the Diablo thick metal cutting blades and was very impressed by them. I used it to cut cast iron pipes and I compared it with the diamond Lenox blades I have and it cuts faster significantly and cheaper.
The 9″ is between $20 to $23 a piece. Plus tax.
At that price I’ll gladly use them if somebody else is buying them for me.The 9″ is about $15 USD, the 6″ $10. I typically use the 6″ blade since most times I cut 3″ or 4″ CI.
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