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mark	10-25-2013 12:24 AM

if looking for limited use and cheap, check out Princess Auto 7" and 3 extra blades

lastlight

10-25-2013 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by eli@fijireefrock.com (Post 853701)

Diamond blade grinder I always have on hand for rocks and I seen people using one on coeals (not at all my recomendation) but for couple cuts on the back side of the coral its fine.

denny is pretty damn good at it tho. crazy mofo.

gregzz4

10-25-2013 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Magickiwi (Post 853700)

Then get your wallet out because that don't come cheap.

You're right there
I've now got my eye on one that Tang Daddy has Inland DB-100

hillegom

10-25-2013 04:01 AM

The DB 100 is not made for saltwater environment.
Use this one

http://www.inlandhobby.com/ReefKeepe...aw_p/91060.htm

monocus

10-25-2013 04:11 AM

saw

you can always come up and use my saw Greg.that way you can put the money into your tank.i also heard the griffins weren't that great-a t3 is better

gregzz4

10-25-2013 04:57 AM

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Originally Posted by monocus (Post 853771)

you can always come up and use my saw

Thanks Bill :smile: I may take you up on that offer
What do you have ?

Chris (Tang Daddy) also offered the use of his wet bandsaw, but he's too far away for my liking of coral transfers

I'd rather own one and have the use of it when I please, without having to bag stuff up and transfer it

But, as I said, I may call you as I need to frag a Torch :wink:

gregzz4

10-25-2013 06:09 AM

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Originally Posted by hillegom (Post 853768)

The DB 100 is not made for saltwater environment.
Use this one

http://www.inlandhobby.com/ReefKeepe...aw_p/91060.htm

Thanks for the input Dietmar
This is the kind of info I need

I've sent a mail to the company looking for local suppliers ...

monocus

10-25-2013 07:53 AM

saw

rok 10" wet with slide on a stand

Seriak

10-28-2013 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by gregzz4 (Post 853805)

Thanks for the input Dietmar
This is the kind of info I need

I've sent a mail to the company looking for local suppliers ...

I did the same thing for the DFS100. The DB 100 is sold by a Canadian company but I don't believe Inland has any Canadian Dealers for their DFS 100 Reefkeeper model.

typezero

10-28-2013 05:01 PM

MadJellyCorals got the coral cutting version of the c40 gryphon. Love that the motor is in too and theres a water basin to keep the blade cool.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/10/29/4e4a7yge.jpg

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