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    3 inch cut off tool comes in handy too. On sale at HF for $10 quite a bit.
    http://www.harborfreight.com/air-too...ter-67425.html


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    Allow me to boast about my milwaukee sawzall I pulled out of a junkpile at the recycling yard I go to. The sorter that was working beside me said "Its yours, good find."

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    Quote Originally Posted by KZBell View Post
    3 inch cut off tool comes in handy too. On sale at HF for $10 quite a bit.
    http://www.harborfreight.com/air-too...ter-67425.html
    This right here. I have made more money with that little HF cutoff tool than should be allowed by law. If you have shop air, get one. You will not be disappointed. I see them a few times a year in the $5-7 range with a coupon. Get decent wheels though as the HF ones are sub-par. Their air body saw I have had nothing but problems with. The cutoff tool....love it.

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    guys im new to this only been doing it a few months but i have an industrial grinder metabo i think is the brand and dewalt 18v recip saw and a porter cable 18v saw. all three are priceless to me. i also have a victor torch but never use it. i have a tool that you all need to check out if you have the means as they are very pricey. the 2stroke concrete saw is my favorite tool mine is the wacker brand you put a 14in chop saw blade on it and i swear you can cut the front end out of a car in 30 seconds giving you access to the whole front of the car for easy work. we cut up a double wide house trailer frame using only 3 blades and a gallon of gas or right about 20 bucks. wacker stihl husqvarna makita are the brands i know about and i got mine at a local pawn shop for 400. husqvarna makes an electric version that i would love to have very soon.

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