Lookin’ at MIL6190-20 and DW872. I want to cut bundles of 20ga studs.Â
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Anybody got one?
Anybody?
Edited 8/24/2004 11:45 am ET by Mike Rooney
Edited 8/24/2004 6:54 pm ET by Mike Rooney
Lookin’ at MIL6190-20 and DW872. I want to cut bundles of 20ga studs.Â
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Anybody got one?
Anybody?
Edited 8/24/2004 11:45 am ET by Mike Rooney
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When I did commercial buildouts I used the company one all the time, not a big fan of the sparks, noise, chips, etc. It is extremely loud....I've heard cutting a bundle with one of the Milwaukee metal cut circular saws is a lot nicer experience. If I had to do a insignificant amount of them I prefered using tin snips.
-Ray
Edit: I assume you are talking about the abrasive chopsaw type of machine, if you were referring to the circular saw I'd saw go for it.
Edited 8/24/2004 8:08 pm ET by raybrowne
These are 14" carbide chopsaws, 1300 rpm. Supposedly faster, quieter, no roostertail, no stink. I'm also looking at the 8" Milwaukee.
I see Makita is making one with a 12" blade = LC1230.