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![]() I've seen lots of great tile saw deals lately at Rona, HD, and others. A good way to go...but they only cut straight lines! A band-saw is a better option I think.
ps. Russell....what was the economical fine band-saw you recommended to me?
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![]() I've also got an Inland DB 100 diamond blade bandsaw but it cost $280 after shipping from a seller on ebay. I like it a lot and it does some nice fine cuts but for over $200 more I dont think many people could justify one.
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![]() I think you're right. Only being able to cut straight lines is not such a big deal with that price difference.
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![]() If you are looking for a saws, Ken at BWA edmonton has a line on Lapidary saws. You can get some very fine cuts with these saws
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