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OK they are old, one needs a new switch and is slipping when ripping 2 x, another newer one with a beam cutter on it hasnt been used for over ten years. It just started sparking and shit. Wanted cordless but forget that so I got a new corded.

Why do they change shit so much? I mean its a saw made to do one thing, they had a time proven design. Now the table is bigger with shit notches on it,its got rubber thats gonna fuck up when you set it upside down ( cause all good carpenters block the guard up ) its got really feminine levers now.

Why fuck up a good thing? get me?

OK they are old, one needs a new switch and is slipping when ripping 2 x, another newer one with a beam cutter on it hasnt been used for over ten years. It just started sparking and shit. Wanted cordless but forget that so I got a new corded. Why do they change shit so much? I mean its a saw made to do one thing, they had a time proven design. Now the table is bigger with shit notches on it,its got rubber thats gonna fuck up when you set it upside down ( cause all good carpenters block the guard up ) its got really feminine levers now. Why fuck up a good thing? @AOU get me?

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Everybody who works daily block their guard, its a homeowner safety feature and for legality's.

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I’m third generation and have never seen anyone do this. On most other equipment I’ll pull safety crap off all day but on a circular saw that’s shaking hands with danger.

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You nust be union or worried about osha