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I only use a narrow kerf saw when cutting small pieces which made my old one a pita. I just ordered this one and they promise I will have it tomorrow! Love me some Amazon! How they do it, I’ll never know? “Oh heck, Coop is spending more $$ so let’s make him happy” Thanks @gee-dub for the link and for the hint of the scrap wood on the bottom. -
Sorry I missed this. Got it (kit with charger and 2 batteries) and another bare tool for $200 total. I really like it! I had high expectations and it has exceeded them! The way to grip it mentioned in another thread (I think?) is definitely the way to go. -
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That is the one I have been looking at the most. Sometimes I get to thinking about the next "fun" project and get lazy with things like this. Then the next time I am in the middle of a project and in need of it the process starts all over. -
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