[SML] Saws-all

[Steven Hood]

For signs and such in different materials, I would opt for a Cutawl any 
day. Those spiral saws are designed more for drywall. The newer 
reciprocating tools that have a vibrating shaft might be a good handy prop 
tool, but it still wouldn't do the super tight corners that a Cutawl can do.

On September 17, 2020 10:38:34 AM Greg Bierly via Stagecraft 
<stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
> For those of you that have used the Cutawl.  I hear it is awesome and have 
> seen some of the pictures of what it can do.  I assume that is is nicer 
> than a spiral saw?  I thought of making a base plate that looks like the 
> Cutawl with two handles and mount it on my spiral saw.  Anyone try that?  
> Does it make the spiral saw any better or should I hold out for a Cutawl?
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> Just curious.  Obviously a CNC table would be the modern way to go.  Just 
> wish I had the space for a full sized table.
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> Greg Bierly
> Performing Arts Center Manager
> Hempfield High School
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