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gem03
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I've attached a photo of an item in my garage. Has anyone an idea what it is and what its used for.
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It looks like what's left of a Sliding Mitre Saw, after someone took it apart and lost some bits (including the circular blade).gem03 said:I've attached a photo of an item in my garage. Has anyone an idea what it is and what its used for.
Here are some:
https://www.screwfix.com/search?search=bevel+saw
I can't make out the make/model in the blurred photo but if you search for that on the internet, I'm sure you'll find a picture of it.0 -
It certainly looks like a compound mitre saw - possibly not a sliding one, though. Looking at the plug, it looks like it has possibly been used in an industrial or job-site setting - so check whether it is 240v or 110v before being tempted to plug it in to see if it works.0
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It's a 110V mitre saw. Could be Dewalt. Probably long had it's day, hence why it was dumped.1
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