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   VAVince | Mar 04, 2007 06:43pm | #1

   Dustin,

       Great saw, great deal! I bought one years ago after watching a demo at a trade show. The one I have is so old you use a long screw driver to change blades(pain in the azz). It is still going strong after all of these years. I think I paid about $160

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   JLazaro317 | Mar 04, 2007 06:51pm | #2

   Great price. Has me thinking. I have a Bosch B4200 which I believe is identical to a 1587 (maybe a big box version?). I've had mine 10-12 years. Mine too has the screwdriver blade change. Anyone know about the B4200?

   I saw a demo of the 1590 recently and tried it myself. It rocked.

   John

   J.R. Lazaro Builders, Inc.

   Indianapolis, In.

    

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   Gunner | Mar 04, 2007 06:52pm | #3

      Buy it and dedicate it to the collins coping foot you always wanted to buy.

      Unless you switched over to coping with a grinder.

    

    

    

    

   Think ya used enough dynamite there, Butch?

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   dustinf | Mar 04, 2007 07:46pm | #4

   I cope with a jigsaw, but never needed the foot.  I just use a scroll blade, and cut from the top side.

   I prefer a barrel grip jigsaw for most finish work, but use the top grip for rough stuff.I wish I had a reason; my flaws are open season