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| Forum topic by Bob #2 | posted 44 days ago | 363 views | 0 times favorited | 26 replies | ![]() |
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THAT THING LOOKS SCARY! Where do you run when it kicks bacK. I think full body armor is appropriate -- Scott - Chico California http://chicowoodnut.home.comcast.net |
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16” blade. Lee was talking about one at his picnic this year. -- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com |
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where can i get one of those? that is awesome! i’d feel a little intimidated holding that thing though. |
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wow! thats kinda scary. |
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Just kinda scary??? That’s a lot of blade spinning with only you holding it… Ouch! -- Chris |
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We sell these in our store. Our customers are always quite impressed. Yes, they are %&$#’n scary. -- Dust collectors suck. |
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you better have a good hand because i was thinking if you go just a little out of square you better run for the hills! hey thats a good sonG by iron maiden! |
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I hope they soft start LOL. That brings some of those old cartoons to mind. The ones where the operator spins around the tool instead of vice versa -- Scott - Chico California http://chicowoodnut.home.comcast.net |
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Wow… I bet plunge cutting is a bear! (I wouldn’t try it… lol) -- As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17) |
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Imagine the kickback that thing would create. -- Betsy - GO BUCKS! |
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HA, I’ve got some old LP’s I could play on that thing… -- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX |
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They are scary, For sure. Lee -- by Lee A. Jesberger http://www.prowoodworkingtips.com http://www.ezee-feed.com |
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That thing would be a lot safer if you put it in a metal enclosure and had some jigging to present the work to the blade squarely…oh…er… ah…never mind. -- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade. |
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Yeah, real scary! -- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade. |
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not to put you off, but I no a guy who had half his arm ripped off when one of those kicked back! Thanks for the post Callum -- There is no such thing as a mistake....just a design modification Check out my site http://thetimberkid.blogspot.com/ |
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Blake, how much for a garden hoe for the edge guide and steel I beam for the straigt edge guide? Seriously though, that thing fills a need in cutting thick pieces. I wonder what other tools could handle such a thing and be more safe? In the shop I guess you would use the band saw. I know there are those hand held band saws. Are they used for such things? hhhmmmm…... -- Jim |
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So uh Bob…who’d you get to volunteer to run it? -- Bob Vila would be so proud of you! |
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Great! I have some 1/4” plywood that I need cut to size, and my circ. saw’s battery died… maybe I can get one of THESE for the job…. :-o who said that size doesn’t matter? nice post! I’ve seen those go on for sale on craigslist from time to time. -- My Drinking Club has a Woodworking Problem... |
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Nice saftey glasses and hearing protection this guy uses…must be that new stealth style… -- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX |
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If I had one like this, I think I’d mount it in a table, but then you’d have to figure some way of feeding the large timbers into it. -- Dick Cain, Hibbing, MN. http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/gallery/member.php?uid=3627&protype=1 |
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I think that’s also the preferred model for Snerdly Whiplash when he’s trying to cut up Penelope Pitstop. -- Jim |
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Christ, I can’t even use regular circular saws yet! Wow, beastly is all I can say. |
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43 days ago |
What a saw!!!!! Do they still make them? That thing is awsome, but I’m guessing it has a price tag and I would hate to lug that thing around all day. Really cool tho. -- Steve-o |
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Steve-o Most of the timber framers use these big boys up here . Short of a buck saw or chain there is no other solution for 6×6” timbers and up. Bob -- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner |
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I think they used to use really big radial arm saws for work like that at the lumber yard. -- Scott - Chico California http://chicowoodnut.home.comcast.net |
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