Dewalt plunge saw
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Should this question have started with "I say I say I say"
Go on then, what's the punchline?
I am afraid I am not that witty. I was chatting to someone the other day who mentioned Dewalt were now making a plunge saw, I cannot find any reference to it on interweb, wondered if anyone else out there had seen one, or knew what it was like.
"plunge"
is more of a motion than a type of saw as far as i know!!!
it just means to go straight down the nearest normal saw "description" to match is chopsaw
other saws that "plunge" are pull saw mitre saw cut off saw
you can also plunge with a jigsaw or recipricating saw
have you any idea what sort off saw they are talking about !!!!!!!
hand held or table mounted !!!
is more of a motion than a type of saw as far as i know!!!
it just means to go straight down the nearest normal saw "description" to match is chopsaw
other saws that "plunge" are pull saw mitre saw cut off saw
you can also plunge with a jigsaw or recipricating saw
have you any idea what sort off saw they are talking about !!!!!!!
hand held or table mounted !!!
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now if you said festool i would have twigged never used one but they are well thought off
would assume the dewalt will be up there as well
havent bosch just released a guide plunge saw!!!
They did about 6 or 7 years back. It was called the GKS68B and suffered from various ailments the chief being that it was engineered down to a price and the base was nowhere near rigid enough (stamped steel instead of cast ally). How do I know? I bought one.........
Needless to say it has since been withdrawn. Pity, because it had plenty of power and was braked.
Scrit
Both De Walt and Makita plunge saws available here.
http://www.itslondon.co.uk/p2_PT_Power Tools_CIRCSAW_Circular Saws.htm
http://www.itslondon.co.uk/p2_PT_Power Tools_CIRCSAW_Circular Saws.htm
It's a DWS520K They say its better than a festool and can also be used on its side for trimming doors.
Have a look at this thread on UKW
Jason
Have a look at this thread on UKW
Jason
Yes, www.toolstop.co.uk has it in stock
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