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    Default Circular Saws

    Can anyone recommend a circular saw at the cheap end of the market

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    Makita, 185mm (7-1/4") Circular Saw

    $190 - $200. It is a very good saw in this price range.

    does it suit you?

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    Gee Wongo when I first opened your post I saw the words "attached thumbnails" :eek: but fortunately it was referring to the photo.

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    I was looking at more the $100-$120 mark

    I notice you call yourself the rocking horse maker
    Do you have any good plans

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    If I had $100 to spend, I'd probably grab the GMC Platinum 235mm saw. Currently selling for $99 at various outlets. Seems like a reaosnable saw with a very solid baseplate.
    How much wood could the woodchuck chuck if the woodchuck could chuck wood?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Backyarder
    I was looking at more the $100-$120 mark

    I notice you call yourself the rocking horse maker
    Do you have any good plans

    Hi Blackadder ,

    I have made a rocking horse and am very keen to make the second one. I do have 2 very good plans. I can tell you when to buy them if you like.

    I am a computer programmer.

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    That would be great if you could do that Wongo

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    Didn't you post this thread last week?

    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ead.php?t=9517

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    Sorry Wongo I didnt realise that was you who responded to my last thread.
    It's just I think $40 is a bit much for a plan. Although I have never bought a plan and wouldn't know. I was hoping to get a free one off the net somehow.

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    Wongo would know better but perhaps if the project is going to take you 120 hours then $40 for the plans works out to be 33 cents per hour which is cheap entertainment especially if the plans help you make a really good rocking horse.

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    Blackyarder,

    I hope we are talking about the same thing here. If it was the one on the right then you probably can get a free plan off the internet. The other one worth a lot of money and $40 for the plan is relatively cheap.

    Cheers

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    I definately dont have the skills to make the one on the left.

    The other is ok but I was looking at something a bit better.

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    Search for “rocking horse plan” on the google website. If you are patient enough you will find a free one.

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    Maybe they are as rare as rocking horse ?

    Sorry, couldn't resist

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    Quote Originally Posted by craigb
    Maybe they are as rare as rocking horse ?

    Sorry, couldn't resist
    Craigb, you very bad man.

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