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tjkubota93
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cut all the metal for this with the dry cut saw. I'm happy with it as long as the blade lasts a while.It's so I can put a spray tank on 3 pt
Dry cut chop saw
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cut all the metal for this with the dry cut saw. I'm happy with it as long as the blade lasts a while.It's so I can put a spray tank on 3 pt
Rustyiron
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As compared to an abrasive saw, holding the material solidly seems to be much more important along with more concern for cutting feed rate for blade tooth) life.
tj, You do have a little more metal going on your tank frame right?
tj, You do have a little more metal going on your tank frame right?
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tjkubota93
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I learned about holding the material.....my thumb still hurts.
Yes I'm not done yet. That's what I got done before supper 1 day after work.