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On constant cutting will they burn out or will a thermal cut out kick in?

Give these guys a few bales of 18mm plywood and see which saw they lift.

Which is why I have a HK 85.

Which is only because you are making short cuts. Try constant cutting on a bale of 18mm ply wood. Will the makita burn out or will a thermal cut out kick in? Or will the batteries just get roasted?

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I have the 240v TS 55. Can't see any cordless having more power. I have over heated my TS 55 on many an occasion. Many rate the Mafell MT55 as a much better saw. It does have 200 watts extra power. And its compatible with festool rails. And has some other very...

Trump will go, Remoaners will continue on moaning.

lied just as much, if not far more. Fortunately, the wisdom of the British people prevailed. Whats yer point? >titter< Grapes still sour eh?

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