Thread: Wrecked Aluminium from chopsaw
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Re: Wrecked Aluminium from chopsaw
I use a couple of the dewalt saws at work for cutting steel. I also used a similar one in High school (including on one occasion while on 1747). They work and when used for the right application can cut fast flat cuts. However, they heat the material a lot (since it's an abrasive saw) and they are loud (which isn't an issue at work since we all have earplugs in anyway).
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