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    Default Twin blade saws

    Any feedback on these type of saws ?
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    Default Re: Twin blade saws

    New saw on me for that use, i have seen the Jamb saws for undercutting with twin blades..

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    Default Re: Twin blade saws

    Just curious as I had an email from Machinemart showing them.

    If the above videos are to believed then it could have a number of uses......and its a tool !
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    Default Re: Twin blade saws

    Good find m8 looks good one set of blades does everything.
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