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I have absolutely no idea what that could do that all the other saws I already have can’t; but I may have to get one. You know…. just in case.

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  On 11/13/2019 at 7:49 PM, DaveTN said:

I have absolutely no idea what that could do that all the other saws I already have can’t; but I may have to get one. You know…. just in case.

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I'm hogging out a hewn beam for a new mantle. I've chiseled out 3 1/2" deep & need to remove another 3".

The reviews are pretty good.

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  On 11/13/2019 at 8:32 PM, RED333 said:

I am sure it is made in china, gona get your trigger finger one way or another!

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Yea maybe, but if it's anything like their pole saw it will be an oregon chain.

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Weird, but it looks like it is stamped "Made in USA"

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It does say Made In USA. Got my shock for the day, LOL. Anyway, I went to HF & bought one.

Haven't had the chance to try it out yet, maybe tomorrow, depending on temp.& wind chill.

I'll let you guys know how it goes. Be prepared to be envious ( well, maybe ).

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  On 11/13/2019 at 11:58 PM, Grunt67 said:

It does say Made In USA. Got my shock for the day, LOL. Anyway, I went to HF & bought one.

Haven't had the chance to try it out yet, maybe tomorrow, depending on temp.& wind chill.

I'll let you guys know how it goes. Be prepared to be envious ( well, maybe ).

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You probably know it already, but they now have a store in Gallatin.

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Have something similar by Arbortech made for wood carving. Arbortech model the teeth are made into the disc part, not a chain.

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  On 11/13/2019 at 9:09 PM, Omega said:

Yea maybe, but if it's anything like their pole saw it will be an oregon chain.

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Weird, but it looks like it is stamped "Made in USA"

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Well I will be, I stand corrected.

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  On 11/14/2019 at 3:19 AM, TomInMN said:

This is the 4" model? From what I understand, you really need the 8-incher before you start turning heads...

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I wonder if it's too late to return the 4" model.

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  On 11/14/2019 at 4:22 AM, Ski said:

I wonder if it's too late to return the 4" model.

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You know @Ski I'm sure you can do lots of good work the one you have. What do they say? "It's not the size of the tool..." something something?

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  On 11/14/2019 at 12:07 AM, gregintenn said:

You probably know it already, but they now have a store in Gallatin.

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True, got an email that Gallatin was having a grand opening. I'm in Lebanon often, so I use that one.  Thanks, tho.

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  On 11/14/2019 at 5:53 PM, FrankD said:

I would also pick up some heavy leather elbow length gloves to wear while wielding this death machine.

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Well, I picked up an old suit of armor at a yard sale............Just kidding.  Seriously tho, did get the thing installed, which took a bit of doing, gave it a bit of a try on a small cut. Worked good. Chain didn't fly off, ran smooth. Think this gadget just may work ok.

I'll give it a better trial when I get to something worthwhile. Stay tuned, I guess, LOL.

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Thanks Jim, something else I never knew I always needed :D

That should be good and rigid enough to destroy about anything. I'd put it into the dremel category. Feels like you can do anything, but is an excercise in self control. Remove "just a little bit more" from you vocabulary!  Happiness and tears seem a fine line. But I'm still getting it.

My wifes rule when he hears a dremel, grinder, or similar newness removal tool fire up is "you are not allowed to swear or replace it if its expensive". I remind her thats two rules and she can only have one. 

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FWIW, if you get one of these, bear in mind, this is not a one piece item. There are two halves ( top & bottom ), and the chain. The tangs on the chain fit between the two halves & makes a groove like a chainsaw bar. Not a big deal, just took a bit of finger work to keep it in place while tightening the spanner nut.

Have fun!

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