Power Saw Cuts 12 Inch Deep
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You've never seen anything like the new Linear Link power saw from Progressive Power Tools Corp., Three Rivers, Mich., that cuts like a bandsaw down to 12 in. deep with its unique 1/4-in. wide chainsaw blade. ' According to company representative Steve Maloney, the new saw was designed to cut big framing beams, landscape timbers, logs for log homes, posts, and any-thing else you'd cut with a chainsaw or circular saw. You can save a lot of time by stacking roof rafters, stringers, studs, deck boards, floor panels and other multiple pieces up to 12 in. thick.
The saw makes a smooth 1/4-in. wide cut. The saw's blade pulls sawdust out of the way so you can track your line better. The smooth and accurate cuts at the blade's straight edge eliminate the need for extra finishing tools and make it possible to cut notches without overcuts. The blade can be resharpened with a chainsaw sharpener.
The 18 1/2-lb. saw sells for $449.
For more information, contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Progressive Power Tools, 1100 W. Broadway St., Three Rivers, Mich. 49093 (ph 800 635-5465).
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Power Saw Cuts 12 Inch Deep WOODLOT EQUIPMENT Chain Saws 13-6-29 You've never seen anything like the new Linear Link power saw from Progressive Power Tools Corp., Three Rivers, Mich., that cuts like a bandsaw down to 12 in. deep with its unique 1/4-in. wide chainsaw blade. ' According to company representative Steve Maloney, the new saw was designed to cut big framing beams, landscape timbers, logs for log homes, posts, and any-thing else you'd cut with a chainsaw or circular saw. You can save a lot of time by stacking roof rafters, stringers, studs, deck boards, floor panels and other multiple pieces up to 12 in. thick.
The saw makes a smooth 1/4-in. wide cut. The saw's blade pulls sawdust out of the way so you can track your line better. The smooth and accurate cuts at the blade's straight edge eliminate the need for extra finishing tools and make it possible to cut notches without overcuts. The blade can be resharpened with a chainsaw sharpener.
The 18 1/2-lb. saw sells for $449.
For more information, contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Progressive Power Tools, 1100 W. Broadway St., Three Rivers, Mich. 49093 (ph 800 635-5465).
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