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   Guest_ | Aug 29, 1999 04:17pm | #1

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   James,

   Folks hanging around the Taunton discussion groups might as well see this question for a 4th time - go ahead and post it @ Tools for Homebuilding.

   What was your impression of the Bladepoint site and product? What is your particular application? Many people consider lasers only of use to people cutting complex molding profiles. You don't have to mark the molding at the exact spot where the blade first touches. They don't have much advantage in cutting rectangular stock. Please answer, these groups are about DISCUSSION.

   Dave

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   Guest_ | Sep 01, 1999 01:14am | #2

   *Dave You are right about complex molding. And as long i as i have a DeWalt. I do need a laser light on it. It is the only tool that i know of that you can not get a light for. And i'm going to keep trying to get one for this darn think if it kills me yet... James

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   Guest_ | Sep 01, 1999 01:54am | #3

   *Love cute toys, but this one is too many $ for the amount of cute you get. Bet Norm didn't pay this much for his? http://www.bladepoint.com fits 3 models of Dewalt. Joe H

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   Guest_ | Sep 01, 1999 03:12pm | #4

   *Thank You Mr Hennessey, This is what i needed to Know Mr. Wright gave me part of the E-Mail address not the whole thing... And your right Norm does not buy his toys. And as long as we all know this, Life is going to be better, Becuse we don't have to buy these toys, Just the good tools that we need.. Keep in touch, We could buy some things cheaper than if we build them ourselfs (some times ) Add to this if you wish