Pullsaw Finally a proper removable pull saw. The best part about this is when you're cutting plug or dowel ends the blade is designed to lay flat against the wood but DOESNT start cutting into the wood surrounding the dowel. It cuts extremely fast and accurately and is light. I have had so many uses for these, from furniture making to high end trim work etc
Great pull saw for trim carpenters and Furniture M
Simple, it cuts very accurately and fast, and remains flush without marring or sawing into wood that the plug is in. The blades are really long lasting compared to the Shark saws out there..
Pros
Everything that a saw is supposed to be
Cons
Most local stores don't carry these and if they do, they don't have replacement blades for them.
We have seen a couple of combination miter/table saws now enjoying freedom in the U.K., one from Bosch with a table mounted on top of a miter saw, and one from Makita that flips to transform. Now it is DeWalt's turn to join in on the fun with their very own flipping combination transformation miter/table saw.
There has been a lot of buzz about Track Saws with both DeWalt, and Makita finally coming out with versions for the USA. But I bet many people don't know that you can turn just about any circular saw into a track saw for a fraction of the cost of a complete track saw package all with a kit from EurekaZone. After all, why should you have to buy another circular saw if you already own one, especially if it's a saw you really like? Who needs Festool when you can make a track saw with your own circular...
All to often I see news reports about tools that are stolen from a jobsite. These tools are required for a person in construction to do his or her job, and a loss of tools can be very damaging. Below I have put together a list of tips – some obvious, some not – on how you can prevent tool theft and how you can recover stolen tools.
I have always looked at the Festool MFT (Multi-Function Table) as great little work table, but not practical for jobsite use. I just never liked the idea of having to carry it around on the jobsite along with all of my other tools. But Timothy Wilmots' modified MFTC (Multi-Function Tool Cart) looks like an ideal way to transport both the MFT and your tools.