They seem like quite a dangerous tool. I was using it to cut some repair brackets on this bit of wood in picture. It did feel like it might slip and remember this guy saying you should cut with the blade going a certain way. Any tips?
SpoilsportSimple hacksaw would have been suitable .
I will give you a laugh - he's me cutting stone, I was showing a mate the benefits of a car radiator fan to blow the dust away. I reckon I siuit that pink hat
Looks a nice pathI will give you a laugh - he's me cutting stone, I was showing a mate the benefits of a car radiator fan to blow the dust away. I reckon I siuit that pink hat
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