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I’m looking for a 9″ plus circular saw but it looks like the 235mm DeWalt is the only one they do and is an old saw.
Makita do 9, 12 and a 16 but there not black and yellow!!!
Is there any out there but just not available in the uk?
Is the Bosch GKS 235 not available in UK ?
Sorry the only ones that come to mind right away are Makita, Festool and Mafell and Milwaukee, though I haven’t researched any recently.
Makitas the most known for big timber saws
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To follow up on what Jimbo says, we have a monster Makita beam saw at work and it’s awesome. I’d definitely recommend it.
Carpenter at the log home reno that I’ll be on next week just bought the Makita 16″ – can’t wait to try that puppy out.
Sawsquatch anyone? 10-1/4″ blade, haven’t heard anyone mention that one yet
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But yeah, if you want something bigger, i’ve seen pics of the Makita floating around…
KnarlyCarl wrote:
16 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:Sawsquatch anyone? 10-1/4″ blade, haven’t heard anyone mention that one yet
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But yeah, if you want something bigger, i’ve seen pics of the Makita floating around…
skillsaw makes a new worm saw… calls it the mammoth…. uses a 24 in blade.
Lol @Jronman is that for clearing a build site in the woods and then turning the felled trees to dimensional lumber? My shoulders and arms hurt just thinking about that saw!
@Bremon it includes 2 side handles so 3 people can operate the saw. Also Milwaukee came out with the Squatchzall. Worlds largest recip saw.
Jronman wrote:
10 hours ago, Jronman said:@Bremon it includes 2 side handles so 3 people can operate the saw. Also Milwaukee came out with the Squatchzall. Worlds largest recip saw.
haha yes, it uses these blades:
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