Co-worker's dad is a Snap-On guy in my area. If someone is in need of those, I can see what i can do.
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View PostI stole that pic from Google lol. I bought them off the Snap-on truck. Over paid a little, but he services and warranties everything.
Amazon has them for $50/set. I paid $18 each for just two sizes.
https://www.amazon.com/Assenmacher-S.../dp/B00063UMZ4
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Originally posted by MrBurgundy View PostGotcha, I'll ask my Snap-on dealer about it.How to remove, install or convert to pop out windows
http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=297611
Could be better, could be worse.
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Originally posted by TheWipprSnappr View Post
Nice worm drive! I have had the Bosch framer's saw for years, it came with the best extension cord ever, and LOVE the fact that there's just a male plug at the end of the saw with a cord catch, so you can lower it from a roof by the cord and not worry lol...
Think I've had it for ~15yr or so? (under heavy use to boot)
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View PostNice worm drive! I have had the Bosch framer's saw for years, it came with the best extension cord ever, and LOVE the fact that there's just a male plug at the end of the saw with a cord catch, so you can lower it from a roof by the cord and not worry lol...
Think I've had it for ~15yr or so? (under heavy use to boot)
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Originally posted by TheWipprSnappr View PostI love the wworm drive! (My dad has this exact saw and Ive been using it for years, just figured I'd get my own now that I have my own place.) That cord idea is the tits
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As a kid we used to cut concert pavers with 7in dimond blade in my Gpas early 60's era B&D worm drive, I am sure your Gpas all had similar all Stainless uber heavy B&D stuff kicking around so you know the what I am talking about....
You talk about heavy, and power, I dont think 1" Steel plate would bog one of those down with the right blade on it... Once everything was spinning up to speed it would take for ever for that heavy ass Brass and steel drive line and 12ga copper wound motor to spin down with out taking something else out after your cut.... That saw was at least 13lbs and many they sure dont make stuff like that anymore :sad:Originally posted by FusionIf a car is the epitome of freedom, than an electric car is house arrest with your wife titty fucking your next door neighbor.
The Desire to Save Humanity is Always a False Front for the Urge to Rule it- H. L. Mencken
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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I remember, on my first job out of high school, using very very old circular saw (not sure what it was, red embossed logo, polished housing) that had no guard and a 14" blade. I was doing demo work and just bringing down the house...literally lol. The thing took forever to spin down when I was done cutting too. I would have to wait so long until I could put it down lol
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That's why most modern saw have brakes on them.
During a renovation when my dad and I were partners in a const. company, we JUST finished laying down a nail-down 3/4" pre-finished oak floor. Well, pops hated those spring guards and wedged a shim in it to do a cut. Welp, he forgot and set the saw down on the floor before it wound down and it took off across the floor, gouging it all to hell. :/
He hurried up and moved the furniture back in as it was under the client kids' bed. lol
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