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Pneumatic body saw ?
- Thread starter Chuck McB
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TheGrooveking
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I bought on and it looked like an identical unit to my IR and Florida Pneumatic saws but I found out quickly that it would bind up which was the result of clearance issues between the blade and the shroud the guards the blade clamp.
TheGrooveking
TheGrooveking
Mastermind
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i bought one yrs ago, works great. guy i worked with used it, went and bought one, and after three trips to HF for exchanges, we had to swap the blocks that guide the blade to get one to work. seemed to work after that.
RangerDaleXp
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I bought one on sale and it is the biggest piece of junk HF sells. Don't waste you money on it......
jjjrmx5
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I have and have used 3 of them over the last 5 years, and when they work, they work fine. Just keep them well lubed with air tool oil as they use and need quite a bit of it.
For every one you buy, there is a 50% chance it will **** out before 30 days. I've had two **** out that needed to go back in for exchange for a new one after light use, so I usually suggest buying two.
For $10 on sale, totally worth it. They are no $100 IR or $150 Blue point air saw tho.
If you want good, I'd suggest Chicago Pneumatic, IR or Blue Point. Even the good ones can be fickle and so break on occassion thus why our tool crib keeps 3 or 4 repair kits around for our IR's and Blue Points.
For every one you buy, there is a 50% chance it will **** out before 30 days. I've had two **** out that needed to go back in for exchange for a new one after light use, so I usually suggest buying two.
For $10 on sale, totally worth it. They are no $100 IR or $150 Blue point air saw tho.
If you want good, I'd suggest Chicago Pneumatic, IR or Blue Point. Even the good ones can be fickle and so break on occassion thus why our tool crib keeps 3 or 4 repair kits around for our IR's and Blue Points.
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