Jacktegla
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I've seen that and the one I'm looking at is cheaper and bigger so its got to be better
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Capacity is down to both the jaws and the blade. You'll cut what you're asking about easily with a much smaller saw.
Check out this entry level one;
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-cpmcs1-portable-metal-cutting-circular/
65mm tube, 60mm box. Your ones ^^ would Probably be more like 80 or 100mm in some dimensions. See if you can find a soec sheet for one somewhere.
You can quite easily turn the stock over and cut halfway both sides if you need to up capacity. Not quite as neat a cut though.
Check out this entry level one;
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-cpmcs1-portable-metal-cutting-circular/
65mm tube, 60mm box. Your ones ^^ would Probably be more like 80 or 100mm in some dimensions. See if you can find a soec sheet for one somewhere.
You can quite easily turn the stock over and cut halfway both sides if you need to up capacity. Not quite as neat a cut though.
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Jacktegla
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I do cut some big stuff occasionally but I would also like a saw that is over capable rather than under capable. I sont want to buy something then find myself resorting back to the grinder to cut big stuff when I have already bought a saw
