Thanks on the marking all sides and cutting with my plasma.Originally Posted by KEENAVV
I mostly do Chop saw, but then I have to dress the cut. Yes I have to dress the cut on the plasma but that rarely takes more than a few passes with the wheel to clean it up.
Now that I know its ok I will let the requirement of precision of fitment dictate the plasma/chop saw.
Thanks all
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02-15-2008, 11:15 AM #21
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02-15-2008, 12:37 PM #22
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Method of cutting metal
Although applications vary I have over the past couple of years grown to love the metal cutting circular saw, I have found a lot of uses for it that I would have normally used other methods that take longer and require clean up afterwards. These saws are wonderful,I have two of them and wouldn't trade them for anything.
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