Lee Marshall
lmarshal@bonnydoonengineering.com
Well, that depends. If all that you want to use it for is the occasional blanking die, you might want to think about it a bit.
If you saw every day, do a lot of piercing, do very precise sawing, and value your body (can you say Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?) then you seriously need to evaluate the saw against other power saws that are available. Daniel Brush (check out his book: Gold Without Boundaries) thinks so highly of it that he bought two of them for different locations in his studio.
Take a look at the video that is available on the website:
www.knewconcepts.com
video is at:
http://kces.xtr3m3cast.net/
Lee
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