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etnies13...Did you get a decent discount on the spray gun before leaving your last job?
Dueller, I was thinking abut a rc saw, it would work better than a plasma for cutting multi-layers of sheet metal.
Dueller, I was thinking abut a rc saw, it would work better than a plasma for cutting multi-layers of sheet metal.
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If your cutting sheetmetal plasma is the best there is. Reciprocating saws are good a wood, cutting pipes, angle iron etc but aren't very good at cutting thin metal due to the big blade moving. A jigsaw cuts sheetmetal alot better and it has a smaller blade to cut circles.
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A plasma has a hard time cutting to many multi layers of sheet metal, especially with spaces in between, a rc saw with the proper blade can walk thru them fairly easily. Items such as door pillars ect.
A jig saw will work but doesn`t have the same power as the rc saw.
A jig saw will work but doesn`t have the same power as the rc saw.
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