At JLCLIVE last year I saw a company that made rasps and offsets for sawzalls but I can’t find any contact info now that I need one of their products for a job.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
At JLCLIVE last year I saw a company that made rasps and offsets for sawzalls but I can’t find any contact info now that I need one of their products for a job.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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Was it Flush-Cut? I have a couple adapters made by them. Try this link...
http://theflushcut.biz/
You nailed it, that's exactly who I was looking for, thank you !!
Funny thing about these pictures:
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The recip. saw in the bottom 3 is I believe the DeWalt, which has TWO blade slots in the chuck - one of which is for flush cut.
I tried using one of these, and was very disappointed. The blade would easily bind and whipsaw the whole thing. After I got my DeWalt with the flush cut built in, I was able to easily make those cuts.
Rebuilding my home in Cypress, CA
Also a CRX fanatic!
Edited 6/5/2005 5:55 pm ET by xxPaulCPxx
Wasn't aware that was a Dewalt saw in the pics. Does seem kind of redundant to use the offset adapter in a saw that has the feature built in.As far as performance, I've never had a problem with mine, but I also generally use the thick bodied bosch blades. My hunch is that if thinner blades (especially long ones) are used, you'll get the whipsaw effect you mentioned, but that's true whether you're using the adapter or not.