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Old 10-05-2012, 10:44 PM
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I hope you guys realize I'm just being funny here....


A decent quality abrasive saw will be a very versatile tool if used correctly... The Raptor style would be my choice if the guy can stand the noise and is willing to clean up afterwards... I think you have to be MUCH more careful with the Raptor style - they're higher speed - and the blades are mean and nasty. Fail to secure a part and it WILL fly across the room and imbed itself in a plywood wall! Ask me how I know that!

I totally get that most people don't have the space or $$ to be buying all this stuff.
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