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AJB Temple wrote:Surprised not to see mitre saw and compound mitre saw in the list.
AJB Temple wrote:Surprised not to see mitre saw and compound mitre saw in the list.
Mike G wrote:Radial arm saw might usefully be on the list, too.
AndyT wrote:I included a tick for a powered scrollsaw, but for the avoidance of doubt, it's bread and cheese powered, via a treadle.
Lons wrote:You can't possibly have cast your own vote Mr Bob ninefingers sir. I know this because no one has yet ticked the " only use handsaws" box.
9fingers wrote:Lons wrote:You can't possibly have cast your own vote Mr Bob ninefingers sir. I know this because no one has yet ticked the " only use handsaws" box.
I sort of had Andy T in mind when I added this "none of the above" option but he did not go for it!
AndyT wrote:........ I'm very unlikely to use my Black & Decker drill circular saw attachment ever again.......
9fingers wrote:Bob
I did use a handsaw today. Some of our Wisteria needed hacking back and it was an ideal weapon for the job!
Mike G wrote:AndyT wrote:........ I'm very unlikely to use my Black & Decker drill circular saw attachment ever again.......
I should jolly well hope so! A frightening piece of awfulness, designed surely with flesh removal as the number one priority.
Mike G wrote:Ooops, sorry Andy. But frankly, the world is safer with it stored in the back of some deep dark cupboard in your workshop than in the hands of some new-to-woodworking enthusiast.
AJB Temple wrote:I think the main thing this shows is that our esteemed moderator can't remember many different types of saw.
Most of us seem to have pretty much everything. This may explain why on this forum we don't get endless threads asking the world at large which bl**dy table saw they should buy or why their bandsaw won't cut straight.....
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