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Twin counter rotating blade circular (skill) saw?
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Cutting a car in half? I vaguely remember hearing about them from a Junkyard Wars-type TV show. I think Craftsman used to make one. If someone has used one, I'm curious - are the blades slightly different diameters? Or how are the blades close enough together to effectively cut a single kerf, without the possibility of hitting the counter-rotating teeth? Andy
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Sears has offered this as Craftsman tool on occasion.
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The counter rotating blades help P-Factor and stability and if one blade stops spinning. Oops! Those are propellers...
I would imagine that the tool ends up working like a "nibbler", with the blades taking small bites and opposite forces offsetting each other. I would think it would work well on thin metals and plastic, and not bend the finished edge.
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"Opposed blades make the cleanest cut you can get in plastic, wood, aluminum?even stainless steel."
Do I win? ;-)
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I will award you the prize if you have used one and can tell us about it?
Thanks for the relpies!
cut you can get in plastic, wood,
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Hometime had one of these that they used in 1 episode and it was never seen again. Sparks were visible when they cut a board with it.