Re: Vaughan BS333C Bear Saw with 13-Inch Coarse/Medium Blade

<Andrada@amee.com> wrote in message news:4a164720$0$4897$ec3e2dad@news.usenetmonster.com... > Price:$25.99 > Image: http://thediscountguru.info/image.php?id=B00004Z2X3 > Best deal: http://thediscountguru.info/index.php?id=B00004Z2X3 > > This is an excellent saw for cutting lumber and other thick wood, as well > as OSB. It cuts cleanly, smoothly and fast, with a surprisingly narrow > kerf. Excellent for framing and other construction if you can't get access > to your circular saw, and it's so fast it may save you time over the power > tools. It cuts a bit too roughly for any finish work, which is no > suprise. > I wouldn't leave mine at home,If you enjoy the woods as much as I do and > spend much time in them, You need one of these !! > Coarse/medium rip and crosscut. For cutting framing and treated lumber, > laminates, logs and timbers. Cuts on pull stroke for easier sawing. > Removes less material for more accurate cuts. Durable rust resistant > spring steel blades. Specially ground, tri-edg e teeth are impulse > hardened to retain sharpness. Blade locks securely in handle. Blade guard > protects teeth when saw is stored. 0.035" blade thickness, 0.051" kerf, > 20-3/4" overall saw length. Ha! And don't tell me ... you can only get it with IDS Enterprise Edition?

Neil Truby wrote: >> Coarse/medium rip and crosscut. For cutting framing and treated lumber, >> laminates, logs and timbers. Cuts on pull stroke for easier sawing. >> Removes less material for more accurate cuts. There really is a DataBlade for everything, isn't there? -- Cheers, Obnoxio The Clown http://obotheclown.blogspot.com -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by OpenProtect(http://www.openprotect.com), and is believed to be clean.