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Makro have these in for 40 quid (plus vat) from Wed, usually 80 quid from JMLs own website.
Probably a bit light weight but ok for a few floorboards here ... -
Cheap Exakt Saw
Makro have these in for 40 quid (plus vat) from Wed, usually 80 quid from JMLs own website.
Probably a bit light weight but ok for a few floorboards here and there
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Re: Cheap Exakt Saw
No good for floorboards, Faithy. Max depth is only 12mm. Brilliant for removing grout with the diamond blade though.
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