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02/06/2015, 03:25 PM
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Band saw for fragging?
Hey all,
I have been asked to set up a fragging station for commercial use, so it will get quite a bit of use. Can anyone suggest a good model? Budget is about 500$ or so, I wont be fragging any monstrous pieces so clearance doen't have to be more than 8 inches, definitely has to be least amount of maintanance as possible and as durable as possible. I have been eying the Diamond Band Saw- Model C-40 by Gryphon. What do you guys think? Thanks! |
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02/06/2015, 03:58 PM
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Location: Grove City, Ohio
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You should probably post this in the DIY section. Most newer reefers are in to buying frags - not making them
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02/06/2015, 04:08 PM
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Ah thanks! I'll do that. Delete this post :-D
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02/06/2015, 05:12 PM
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Just have it moved. Tbh this isnt the place to really ask anyways but imvsure a few reefers are aware. Glass shops that supply the glass blowing industry will know all about them, they use them daily.
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