Hi all,
I see that Lidl have a track saw for £70 which seems very cheap given the price of more professional models. I have used a Festool before and wa s wondering if anyone has any experience of the Lidl one?
thanks
Lee.
Wow, recommended for plasterboard, I wonder if it can handle corrugated cardboard?
:) Yeah... that was one of the reasons for my question. Also, not sure I w ould use one for plasterboard anyway. The plaster dust would go everywhere - Stanley knife is much quicker and easier.
You could almost make a sawboard in the time it takes to watch that video.
One neat point in that video is that he trues up the piece of timber as he screws it together.
Spot the 2 deliberate mistakes in the fourth image on the website where the guy is attempting to cut a board.
:)
Didn't bother to watch it. I always make sawboards out of new sheets of ply, using an edge as the main guide. Then you only need the one (final) cut to get the finishing edge, after it is all assembled.
+1!
Looks like a saw board to me.
Maybe he is just cutting a hole?
Is this before or after she wiped her paintbrush on his shirt ?
michael adams
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Well, that G-Clamp is gonna be sliced.
Where the cut bits of board will fall after he has chopped through will depend on if he has two more than the average number of hands.
You mean where he runs into his clamp and then cuts off the bit holding the whole thing on his saw horses?
Unlikely. The saw frame will stop at the clamp and so unless he places undue pressure on it, the uncut section of the board is unikely to snap. As shown its more likely the whole setup will skew, the reason for always using two clamps, and either the blade will stall or the saw it will jump back our of the cut. Knocking matey backwards against the wall, knocking him out, at which point he gets the kiss of life from the other half.
michael adams
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That's what I figured!
Thgere is at least a third mistake. Who on earth uses a circular saw in a room where someone is painting?
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