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gwunsch

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I saw that in lowes a while back seems like it may be a little hard to control on a sawzall. Interested in seeing how it works.
 

KnurledNut

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ive used em for several things. you gotta be easy with it or it'll act like a air chisel and dig into the surface. they work good on metal, concrete and rough wood but be careful on finished materials.
 
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benny27

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I tried it out today and it worked ok. It would take the flaking parts off but would dig into the wood if I was not vary careful so I just used the hand scraper.
 

J66442

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Just had the windshield replaced in my truck and they used a blade like this to cut the old windshield out. Made the removal easy but broke the window more than it already was.

I was thinking they had a cool specialty tool but it was probably just a battery sawzall.
 

DrkMtnDew

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with the weight of the sawzall, it would be easier (and cheaper) to use an HF air chisel.
 
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