This one of them wind up posts? Who in their right might would attempt such a task with a circular saw.
Wants putting in the section for this kind of question.
Wants putting in the section for this kind of question.
This one of them wind up posts?
I have a Makita saw and rail for jobs like this. Just clamp it up and wizz along. Not sure what other system I'd recommend for this.
It will shake the fence and possibly damage it.Good quality hand saw. Don't use a power tool.
I remember that bloke, although can't remember his name. He posted what he was planning to do on this forum and Joe90 told him he was nuts and not to do it. A couple of days later he was on the news.wasn’t there a Darwin Award for a guy who modded an angle grinder by attaching a circular saw blade? Kicked up and cut his jugular I recall.
My stuff is mainly Makita. Mostly mains as I then don't have to worry about lack of use. Glad my old angle grinder was when channelling walls with a mortar rake disc. A good effective dust collector rather nicely priced. A lot of work destroyed 2 bosch drills, one a warrantee replacement. Replaced with a Milwaukee not that much more expensive and no problems. Battery. Faced with harder work my jigsaw didn't do too well so replaced that with Milwaukee, battery so have a couple of spares for when the ones with the drill wear out.My Festool track saw, guides and dust extractor limping along on 3 wheels, all 15 years old, I sold to a mate for 50 quid. Being on my last legs myself I wasn't going to replace it with Festool so I went with Makita, (most of my kit is Makita).
The saw is impressive, like it, the guides are less sturdy than Festool do the job, the dust extractor does't impress but it was the 200 quid one rather than the 600 quid one, you get what you pay for I guess.
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