Fwd: eLetter: SawStop demo, new Inspector game, cutting fiber cement
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Jun 29, 2009, 3:01:26 PM6/29/09
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You have to watch saw stop video from the show Time Warp. Crazy
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Fine Homebuilding<FineHome...@e.taunton.com>
Date: Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 3:48 AM Subject: eLetter: SawStop demo, new Inspector game, cutting fiber cement To: hmhara...@gmail.com
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June 29, 2009
SawStop inventor walks the walk
Forget the famous hot dog video. In this one, SawStop inventor Steve Gass demonstrates how the saw works with his own finger. You may want to watch this one twice.
A circular saw is the tool of choice for making straight cuts in fiber-cement siding. But what do you use to make cuts with curves? Watch Mike Guertin demonstrate how he uses a carbide scribe, a hole saw, a jigsaw, and nibblers to make curved and round cuts in fiber cement.
2. RCT's weatherstripping channel tool looks like a finish nailer, but performs like a router. And since now is the time to think about weatherstripping your doors (not when it's cold out), you'll want to check it out.
3. And, take a look at the newest tools aimed specifically at professional HVAC and electrical contractors.
Finally, we've just created a new version of our Inspector game. If you tested your framing knowledge the first time around, you'll want to go back for round two. Good luck!
2010 Tool Guide
Our special issue helps you buy the right tool—at the best price—for every job
Exterior Siding, Trim, and Finishes
Ideas for choosing the correct finishes for exteriors, plus how-to information on everything from building shutters to the use of PVC.
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