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Mainly use a QEP 750 with a decent blade on it although have access to a big Sigma and a Rubi bridge cutter when needs must. The QEP is hard ... -
Re: What Wet Saw do you use?
Mainly use a QEP 750 with a decent blade on it although have access to a big Sigma and a Rubi bridge cutter when needs must. The QEP is hard to beat for everyday use and great for use indoors.
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Re: What Wet Saw do you use?
The Rubi ND180BL with a marcrist blade is what I tend to use. Though if needed I
have a Rubi Diamant DW250N that I bought on one mad moment.
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