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smoking g8tr

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• Dec 21, 2010

• #61

Agreed, where is the qview on this beast? It looked awesome incomplete. Can't wait to see the whole thing in all its glory!

 

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duck killer 1

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Rolla, MO

• Dec 22, 2010

• #62

Sorry guy's I have been super busy at work! :frown: I should be able to get back into the swing of things soon tho. I did build a UDS since I started this project tho. I need to get the trailer modified and change the adjustable baffle plate over to the crankable adjuster also.

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jonnyrod

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Nov 23, 2010

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• Dec 23, 2010

• #63

I love the saw, where do you get it and how much? Your pit is coming together nicely.

 

tom37

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Independence Mo

• Dec 23, 2010

• #64

Jonny, here is a link to another brand of saw as well. These are the evolution brand. http://www.evolutionpowertools.co.uk/us/index.html

The actual saw he is using for his build is a metal devil saw.

 

bamaboy

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Hueytown Al

• Dec 23, 2010

• #65

Depending on the brand and size they range from 250-600 dollars,been looking myself.The metal devil is sweet but is one of the most expensive.Trying to talk my boss into buying one for work(he he he,then maybe i can borrow it sometimes).

 

rio_grande

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• Dec 23, 2010

• #66

I have the milwakiee version of that, We use it to demo school busses. Used to take us a half day with plasma and a loader to quarter a bus. I can do it now in less than an hour. I have never tried to cut straight lines with it but I will use mine when the reverse flow gets into the shop.

I have about 300 in my saw and 2 blades. There is a learning curve to not tearing up the blades.