Noticed this today at work.
Dualsaw Destroyer CS650s on clearance for $49. Was $99
Store quantities are unknown.
Product webpage - http://www.dualtools.com/power-tools/dualsaw-destroyer-cs650…
Apologies for poor pic focus.
Next model up from this previous bargain https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/135008
This was Port Stephens but should be at all stores.
i bought an ozito one similar to this a while back for $69 and i was impressed with it. cuts through metal tube, wood, etc with ease. beats using an angle grinder
How many dualsaws can I destroy with this until I need a new one?
First image - dog house falling apart … Yeah, a saw doesn't give you skill, it just helps you cut stuff. :P
How many dualsaws can I destroy with this until I need a new one?
1
after you destroy the first one you will have to go and get another one so you can then destroy that one.
or even better, maybe you can start a kinda dualsaw battle royale and once you have found the ultimate dualsaw send it back to the factory to use as breeding stock?
a hammer-screwdriver
pfft, you actually have to move your arm to use that. thats no good for us lazy nerds…
needs moar http://gremlins.wikia.com/wiki/Electric_Hammer :D
Ive never seen this saw in bunning… great buy though, I have the duel saw and wow it really is a beast lol better than a angle grinder but really messy :)
But this is cheaper than buying just the blades (even though the dual saw blade are quite tough, I still have the originals on and they have no damage, Im quite shocked sometimes)
The reciprocating saw is also 50/-
49/- I mean
Yes, down from $69. I didn't think it was a big enough saving to post. Then again people do post stuff that is discounted by $1.
Anyone know if this is available in Perth stores?
I might be able to check tomorrow.
Heaps of reciprocating saws at Mindarie (maybe 20), I picked up one and a destroyer also, when I rang lady said they had 5, however there was none that I saw when I collected mine, try calling if your after the destroyer. Thanks OP
Possibly dumb question, but could you use this instead of a circular saw? I need to buy one for cutting up some timber (I have a drop saw for shorter lengths, but this is like 80cm). Would it work worse, as well as or better than a circular saw? Or is it totally different?
Whats the brand like compared to Makita etc?
i watched at some guy reviewing it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzEfLNk2g8A and it appeared to do a cross-cut through timber very quickly compared to a circular saw. i don't know how accurate you could make your cuts. also, you need to use wax sticks to lubricate the blades, though i'm not sure if it is just for cutting metal or for every material. possibly you just need a different blade for your circular saw to best suit what you want to do.
which branch?