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Post #106462048 added 10-31-2017 1:25 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Take all the time in the world for your pencil marks and you will still not get the accuracy and repeatability of the table saw, let alone the efficiency. I rarely use a pencil and square, but...
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Post #106462516 added 10-31-2017 1:36 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Yep. That is a pretty much the summary of the FOG discussion I linked to earlier. Both tools excel at different things and there is a bunch of overlap in what they can do, but I don't think that...
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Post #106501692 added 11-01-2017 10:19 AM by maksidaa in Deal Talk
It looks like these deals are from Makita and not just a Home Depot offer. There are several sites that have the circular saw deal with 2 free add-on batteries.
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Post #106411808 added 10-30-2017 10:31 AM by texasranger556 in Deal Talk
If you're tossing the saw I'll msg you my address! I have the brushed version with 4ah batteries and it has every bit as much power as a corded saw. Batteries don't last very long ripping 2" oak...
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Post #106417260 added 10-30-2017 12:26 PM by 89turboii in Deal Talk
Wish it was for the cordless polisher, would have bit
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Post #106421948 added 10-30-2017 2:31 PM by wsealock in Deal Talk
I think I'd be more inclined to go with a 2 battery circ saw over a 1 battery brushless. One battery is fine for a recip saw, (2 is fantastic but make for more of a forearm workout) but you...
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Post #106442504 added 10-31-2017 5:59 AM by mliegey in Deal Talk
Some people buy good tools once, I for one appreciate these deals
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Post #106447220 added 10-31-2017 8:16 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
If speed is your goal, then just grab a circular saw and let 'er rip! If precise perfectly matched parts are what you need, then use a table saw (maybe breaking a full sheet down first depending...
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Post #106448200 added 10-31-2017 8:39 AM by Hispls in Deal Talk
"Measure twice, cut once". Use same thickness material for extra support. See #1. But there also are guide rail attachments for angled cuts (and perpendicular).
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Post #106448432 added 10-31-2017 8:44 AM by Brandito in Deal Talk
Speed is always the goal. Luckily track saws exist so you can replicate or beat the precision of a table saw when in the field. Breaking a sheet down creates wasted material and wasted time.
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Post #106448704 added 10-31-2017 8:49 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
I didn't know that we were only talking about "in the field". You must be in construction and for that a track saw is an excellent option compared to a tiny portable table saw.
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Post #106451708 added 10-31-2017 9:47 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
And those people are either making do with their track saw or simply don't encounter the cuts that are easier, quicker, more accurate, and repeatable on the table saw. Could you imagine trying to...
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Post #106414020 added 10-30-2017 11:11 AM by toolBag in Deal Talk
Track saw? Deal? ...where?
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Post #106417920 added 10-30-2017 12:44 PM by robertnyc in Deal Talk
I used to think the same thing, that most people can get away with a 12v drill/driver. But when you realize most weekend warriors would love a powerful 18v cordless hedge trimmer, chainsaw, leaf...
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Post #106425236 added 10-30-2017 4:26 PM by Hispls in Deal Talk
It's a pretty basic usage scenario don't you think? You get a 8x4 sheet and you need to rip it down to smaller pieces. Most people don't have the budget or space for a panel saw to handle such...
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Post #106412896 added 10-30-2017 10:52 AM by Brandito in Deal Talk
Picked up the track saw for 540 shipped. Bare tool goes for 350, batteries go for about 300 and the rail is another 90. Plus you get the nice stackable cases.
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Post #106412912 added 10-30-2017 10:53 AM by rollOvert in Deal Talk
In 4 2...proves what you don't know. This is a red hot smoking deal!
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Post #106416848 added 10-30-2017 12:16 PM by texasranger556 in Deal Talk
I've read the same. The new(ish) brushless 1/2" impact and brushless angle grinder are on my short list...then possibly upgrade to this brushless circular saw next time we renovate. If I needed...
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Post #106424404 added 10-30-2017 3:54 PM by Danimal86 in Deal Talk
sonofa, i really wanted the blower, and found it with the two extra batteries.....of course it oos...
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Post #106427880 added 10-30-2017 5:59 PM by Brandito in Deal Talk
You're the manliest, now move on.
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Post #106429240 added 10-30-2017 6:44 PM by Brandito in Deal Talk
Speed and accuracy
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Post #106445044 added 10-31-2017 7:24 AM by Brandito in Deal Talk
Cutting a sheet twice is definitely faster than once
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Post #106454280 added 10-31-2017 10:38 AM by ms85395 in Deal Talk
Went to the Home Depot and this deal is going on in the stores as well, everything was in stock.
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Post #106438636 added 10-31-2017 1:24 AM by methodz in Deal Talk
I'm eyeing that too but I want the plunge base. Anyone know if I can pick just the base up separately?
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Post #106439492 added 10-31-2017 2:54 AM by Hispls in Deal Talk
That was my point, glad we can agree. A big table saw (panel saw in the 'metric' system) is great, but very few people have the budget, space and actual need for one. The track keeps the saw...
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Post #106439808 added 10-31-2017 3:22 AM by methodz in Deal Talk
The two things that made me get the track saw was that a normal circular saw will want to wander when cutting and the other reason was that the track saw has excellent dust collection even with just...
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Post #106458776 added 10-31-2017 12:11 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
A track saw with multi-function table and a bunch of attachments, accessories, and jigs will get you pretty far in approximating the same type of functionality as a table saw, but is going to cost...
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Post #106485028 added 11-01-2017 5:30 AM by Brandito in Deal Talk
I wasn't able to find any mention on that site that it actually comes with the guide rail. Still a good deal, especially if you avoid tax, but the guide rail definitely makes things slicker.
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Post #106486980 added 11-01-2017 6:24 AM by Brandito in Deal Talk
Got it! Good deal
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Post #106482048 added 11-01-2017 1:30 AM by euuser6635053 in Deal Talk
I just need the router batteries and charger. Damn
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Post #106655715 added 11-04-2017 6:58 PM by NotMyCupOfTea in Deal Talk
Don’t know why this says expire. Deal on through 1/28
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Post #106458828 added 10-31-2017 12:13 PM by Brandito in Deal Talk
They would likely use a router for most of that
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Post #106459208 added 10-31-2017 12:20 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
OK. So add a router, bits, and router table w/fence to the cost of the plunge saw, track(s), multi-function table, parallel guides, and other jigs. Look, there are many ways to skin a cat, and...
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Post #106449592 added 10-31-2017 9:05 AM by Brandito in Deal Talk
The primary purpose of a track saw is field work and cutting sheet goods. No one is advocating using a track saw to build bird houses and coffee tables.
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Post #106450424 added 10-31-2017 9:21 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
I am not alone here. Even the FOG (Festool Owners Group), a site dedicated to the praises of Festool and their track saw system, offers plenty of reasons why a track saw can not fully replace a...
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