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who used to nail the rock in place. And he used a handsaw to cut his holes with!Yes, there was a life before spiral cut routers and screw guns.I still live in that realm sometimes. I have three of these kinds of saws. The one from Ace Hardware is a piece of junk (too many teeth). The Stanley is Okay, but my Goldblatt is the berries. I can never find it on the job because my helpers always latch onto it. They know which is the better tools too.
6" Wallboard Saw Blade Epoxy-Bonded To The Wood Handle, Carded
The Stanley 6-Inch Wallboard Saw is designed especially for making cuts in plasterboards. The saw has a self-starting point sharpened for plunge cuts, and the 6-inch blade is epoxy-bonded and ferruled to the handle for a connection that is three times as durable as non-epoxy bonded blades. This saw is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. To choose the saw that's best for you, view the comparison chart of Stanley saw blades.
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who used to nail the rock in place. And he used a handsaw to cut his holes with!Yes, there was a life before spiral cut routers and screw guns.I still live in that realm sometimes. I have three of these kinds of saws. The one from Ace Hardware is a piece of junk (too many teeth). The Stanley is Okay, but my Goldblatt is the berries. I can never find it on the job because my helpers always latch onto it. They know which is the better tools too.
6" Wallboard Saw Blade Epoxy-Bonded To The Wood Handle, Carded
The Stanley 6-Inch Wallboard Saw is designed especially for making cuts in plasterboards. The saw has a self-starting point sharpened for plunge cuts, and the 6-inch blade is epoxy-bonded and ferruled to the handle for a connection that is three times as durable as non-epoxy bonded blades. This saw is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. To choose the saw that's best for you, view the comparison chart of Stanley saw blades.
ACCESSORIES:
Complete Do-It-Yourself Manual: Completely Revised and Updated:http://discountadvisors.info/index.php?id=0762105798
This Old House (1-year):http://discountadvisors.info/index.php?id=B00005R8BL
Fine Woodworking:http://discountadvisors.info/index.php?id=B000063XJH