Bridge City Tool Works - Jointmaker Pro Saw

That’s pretty sweet.

That is awesome!!! Just what I need is another toy.

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I want to see it do a 4’ x 8’ piece of plywood.

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Did you look at the price ???

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that is awesome! it does look really versatile just i think that they need to think of a little more. it looks like it is mainly for crosscuts and can only cut 6” i usually use 8” boards and need to rip them too. looks like a really cool idea too.

Wondered how long it was going to take for this to come up here. It’s been getting a lot of discussion on a number of other forums. I think this is going to push my Nobex right onto craigslist. I can see this really changing the way you work and opening up a lot of new possibilities. Just wish it weren’t quite so pricey.

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That is pretty cool.

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where do you see the price ?

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http://www.bridgecitytools.com/Categories/What's+New
But supposed to be $995 intro pricing when it becomes available

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Pricey little booger.

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Really great idea…. I could see using it for frame and small box construction or other small items…

-- Chris

No resharpening this blade! Just throw it away, like so many of the things in our society. But what a concept!

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whrn does it hit the market

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You can order them now, but I don’t know how long the wait it is.

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