Thread: Triton 9 1/4

Correct, it's been done to death.

Do a search and then just go and buy one.

Sinjin,
when I sold the WC2000 I kept the Triton saw. It is a very good saw. Very good results when fitted with a good blade. I use a CMT 48 and a 36 tooth in mine and when slicing up sheets of ply the results are good. I then trim further on the table saw with 80 tooth blade. (CMT)
Regards
Les

Just do it! Great saw.

Grunt - Yes
Arbour float - No
Height adjustment - Easy
Angle setting - Easy
Angle Trim - Dead easy
Blade change - Straight forward.
Suitable for trimming rose bushes - No
Heavy - As far as hand held saws go, at the heavy end of the scale.
Depth of cut - 82mm
Standard blade - 40 tooth TCT good all rounder.
Ash tray and Radio - Not included

Anything else you need to know?

Originally Posted by TritonJapan

Anything else you need to know?

Yes, what colour does it come in............ Just kidding Steve.


Peter.

I heard today of someone fixing their saw (not necessaily Triton) to their kid's scooter, and using it as a lawn edger!

(There is no way I'm condoning this BTW- just passing on something I heard)

Originally Posted by stuart_lees

I heard today of someone fixing their saw (not necessaily Triton) to their kid's scooter, and using it as a lawn edger!

(There is no way I'm condoning this BTW- just passing on something I heard)

Sounds like the piano player in a brothel. Only plays the piano ...

Thks..i have had a bit of a run in with Bunnings and the man at the counter is giving me a gift voucher for being horrible people.
So i'll buy one pretty soon.
Thks again.

Sinjin1111,

Please tell us how we too can have a "run in" with Bunnings and get a gift voucher.

Chris

I have 2, one setup for the workcentre and one for handheld use. It is very well made, a little heavy so probably not the best choice if you plan to have just the one saw but otherwise very powerful, easy to adjust and accurate.

I dont think you would ever regret getting one!

Originally Posted by chrisp

Sinjin1111,

Please tell us how we too can have a "run in" with Bunnings and get a gift voucher.

Chris

Having a run-in is pretty easy- just ask a question that requires a knowledgeable answer. If they don't know, they tend to fabricate something that sounds good (and tends to be wrong), and awaaayyy you go.

No referring to any particular company here, if anyone wants to try to sue me for defamation.........

It has more features than any other 235mm saw on the market. The best feature is the ability to adjust the bevel angle if required to provide a dead accurate 0 to 90deg setting. All other saws are relying on the accuracy of the manufacturing process. I even had an Hitachi saw that was not exactly 90deg at the zero setting and I had to file the channel out about 1mm.

Eas of Depth adjustment is also excellent and easy with this saw and has easy access when mounted under bench when you don't have a height winder kit fitted

At 2400w, it's at the top end of the power scale. When you consider that for 90% of the time it will be mounted in your workcentre, weight is not an issue and you want as much power as you can get.