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could get pretty close to the same result with that special blade installed in a regular track saw..
Posted by: pilot345 (9252) on 2017-03-26 19:19:36 In Reply to: Here's an interesting tool I haven't seen before posted by gription on 2017-03-26 14:55:28	Share \| Report

but I see it does have a few metal cutting specific features to make it do an even better job.

The v-groove blade would be the ticket.

I have just straight cut metal plenty in my track saw with a metal specific toothed blade, I have a few for different metal types alum., brass, steel, etc..

I also have the makita 18v metal cutting circular saw, but the track saw works well for really clean straight cuts in large sheets.

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Here's an interesting tool I haven't seen before - gription 2017-03-26 14:55:28 (438 views)
- Very cool, definitely very specialized. - 5speed6 v.3 2017-03-28 00:00:54 (149 views)
- could get pretty close to the same result with that special blade installed in a regular track saw.. - pilot345 2017-03-26 19:19:36 (180 views)
  - I suppose you could. If you worked with this composite material all day long, you might want the - gription 2017-03-27 09:21:03 (160 views)

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