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Old 04-18-2012, 05:12 AM   #21
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Yes but a gib saw has never thrown my helper off the ladder when it hit insulation, haha. High torque drill, big holesaw and surprise insulation is a wild ride.
You are right, power tools are powerful, dangerous and should not be used.

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Old 04-18-2012, 05:15 AM   #22
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You are right, power tools are powerful, dangerous and should not be used.
At least not by kids that are only 100lbs soaking wet, haha.
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Old 04-18-2012, 05:19 AM   #23
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This looks like a tract-home special: If production is so tight you can't afford to take the time to cut a rectangular hole, I can see this being valuable.

Other than that, the fact that it needs a jumbo plate is reason enough to Just Say "No!"

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You know.... I can remember when Arlington first came around. Their stuff was pure junk and we refused to use any of it. But over the years they actually became quite innovative and produce some really nice stuff! But this thing is just F$&%ing DUMB!!!
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This looks like a tract-home special: If production is so tight you can't afford to take the time to cut a rectangular hole, I can see this being valuable.


Use one of these dust collector things and you got a quick, and mess free way to fly through the place doing cut ins.
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Use one of these dust collector things and you got a quick, and mess free way to fly through the place doing cut ins.

Save your money. make a hole in a card board box, put the chuck in it,then attach the hole saw- Rocket science !!!

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