ATK305
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ATK
Before you condemn that saw, buy it a good blade -- like a Forrest. It'll cost
you some money, but it will be well worth it. Then make sure that the saw is correctly set up. Go thru the manual and check all the set up points to make sure they are spot on. You may also go online and see if anybody has a Youtube video on making that saw perform well. Good luck.
JimDon
Yeah it's a cheaper Irwin blade. Not the the 28 tooth that came with it. I bought the 120T to do some finish cuts for a kitchen island.
I have to play with it some more. I'm no carpenter that's for sure and I admit my experience with wood working tools is very limited. I will spend some time learning to use this saw but the cuts so far just ripping some plywood and small pieces have been just so so. Along the quality of what I think I can do with my 7 1/4" circular saw.
I have a seen a YouTube video of a guy using one of these. He seems to be able to make it perform. I know a big part of the problem is my own inexperience. I'm much better with automotive / mechanical stuff than wood working and home improvement projects.
Anyone who has any suggestions, insights or general knowledge they feel like sharing feel free.







? Not I feel better. I do use Astro Pneumatic, and Craftsman drivers as well. There's so many good choices out there, it's hard to choose.