Abrasive saw choice

[Firefyter-Emt]

Well guys, I am looking for a chop saw...

Tractor Supply has one made by Clark for $119.99

Lowe's has the Hitachi for $149.99

and the BORG has a Ryobi for $139.99

Then if in the running.... Horror Freight has a couple under $100.00

Anyway, my main stay would be 1" stock (solid) or up to 2" box tubing.
I want to keep it as low as I can in price and really can not swing for a band saw, nor do I really have the room to put one. If one of the Horror Freight ones work well for "hobby shop" use, not production, I would not be against it.

Any recomendations? Right now I am leaning towards the Clark at the Tractor Supply, but I do not really know anything about them.

 

[krusty the clown]

i bought a milwaukee at a pawnshop for $50.

 

[Firefyter-Emt]

Hell Krusty... I have not seen you (on-line that is) in years! I used to browse the PBB a lot about 6 to 8 years ago...

I think we might have a pawn shop around here, might be worth a look...

 

[Crawlin]

I have a milwaukee, its been good, but I hate the damn things. Too load and make too many sparks. I really want a bandsaw. Cutting DOM tubing with my chop saw really *****.

 

[krusty the clown]

Hell Krusty... I have not seen you (on-line that is) in years! I used to browse the PBB a lot about 6 to 8 years ago...

I think we might have a pawn shop around here, might be worth a look...

PBB?........i know PBR

 

[Firefyter-Emt]

PBB?........i know PBR

PBB?? Where the heck did my fingers get that from! How about POR? Unless there are TWO Krusty the Clown's out there which would be odd...

 

[Crawlin]

Are you taking about pirate4x4. I do think there is a guy with the same krusty avatar, but I am thinking its different people.

 

[Firefyter-Emt]

Yea, I think you may be right.... He did go by just Krusty, didn't he?

Oh well, back to the subject on hand....