I’ve been waiting for this to get back to $460 but this will have to do. I’ll let you know how good it is later.
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Local one requires you to hold 2 switch’s before you can cut your fingers off, so annoying.
Cut size is too small
However
The Ozito band saw may be just the option
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-pxc-18v-bandsaw-c-l-pxpbs-…
Plus this
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-pxc-portable-bandsaw-base-…
Just do what I do with my lawn mower. Zip tie the safety switch down. 😂
20 volt batteries are the same as the 18v. I have an AliExpress paint sprayer that is meant to use 20v but I stick the 18v battery in, so the physical connector is the same. As for the voltage, 20v is what you get when you measure the battery with no load, 18v when you're measuring it with load. https://www.protoolreviews.com/20v-max-vs-18v-battery-power/
No need to cancel.
Not the same model. I'd definitely get the larger cutting capacity.
Some Decent deals going on for a few drill skins for dewalt on amazon,
https://www.amazon.com.au/DCD999N-XE-FlexVolt-Advantage-Cord… $179 compared to $399 at all the tool shops that make tools expensive in Aus.
Couple other really good ones on sale if your're looking as well.
better off buying this kit from sydney tools $489 + add $11 item get $100 store credit, sell compact $120, sell 54v 6ah $110, sell powerstack 5ah + charger $150, sell box $50, congrats you got a free hammer drill
This man finds the deals
Ehhhhh one requires a LOT of work (and willing buyers ). One ya just click a button.
When do you use this kind of saw over another type like a circular saw?
Straight metal cuts as opposed to wonky ones a recipe saw give
$453 with bonus battery? & the one you are looking at is 20v overseas model, would cancel that & get from bunnings