#$&% 203th Official Hard at Work Thread $%$
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I can think of a thousand instances when I used to do renovation work when I would have LOVED to have had this tool. Plumbing would be the best... Did you see how quickly it went through the copper and the PVC lines? Amazing... Total time saver.
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Jeff - Craftsman branded version here for $10 less... ironically..
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Originally Posted by e3opian,Apr 19 2009, 03:28 PM
Jeff - Craftsman branded version here for $10 less... ironically..
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_0...scriptionAnchor
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I'm guessing that the DualSaw is just as crappy. To be honest, I kinda figured it would be. Good tools are expensive for a reason. Reminds me of the RotoZip; GREAT idea, poor execution. I'd like to see if someone like Milwaukee or Bosch makes something like this. It would probably be a better version.
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From: Fort Bragg, NC
Originally Posted by WhrDLMI,Apr 19 2009, 02:48 PM
How is it that you get dressed in the morning?
im confused!umm...well i guess im a pretty open minded person so i guess i put on my boxers 1st, then my tank top, socks, pants/shorts, then my shirt then shoes.
i dunno i just better not find out you get off to way i dress
