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Re[2]: OT-Metal Cutting

To: dneuman@quark.sfsu.edu, datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net, Davesmbox@aol.com
Subject: Re[2]: OT-Metal Cutting
From: Fred_Katz@ci.sf.ca.us
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 18:27:14 -0800
Daniel,

I'm in agreement, use the Sawzall. It's quick. Bandsaws are nice but I 
don't like the hassels with fixing/replacing the bands.

For small flat work you should consider the Rotozip Rebel. I don't know how 
thick a piece you can cut; I'll test mine and let you know. 

Fred - So.SF
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>Subject: Re: OT-Metal Cutting
>Author:  Davesmbox@aol.com 
>Date:    2/21/2001 7:52 PM
>
>
>A band saw is PERFECT for the tube stock but won't cut the flat stock. 
>That's a very expensive tool. Try a sawzall. The best is Bosch but its 
>heavy. Portacable and Millwalki make VERY good ones. The Makita (most of 
>their tools are very good) is junk. The band saw is a very limited tool. For 
>what it does best its perfect but if you don't use it every day its not 
>worth the money. BTW the best bandsaw is Millwalki.
>
>I use a JIGSAW on flat stock. A good one with an orbital stroke will cut 
>metal like butter. Bosch even makes an oiler to wet lube the cut. Bosch 
>makes the best jigsaw. ($180 but worth every dime)
>DAVE

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