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mark 999 · 06-Feb-2014, 07:34

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Originally Posted by Mykie916

Went for the Makita 18volt circular saw in the end, post some pics when photostream starts behaving again

COR, I could make a reyt mess with that !

I'd have to buy a spare caravan for when the first one was reduced to a pile of scrap and saw dust !

chris.p · 06-Feb-2014, 19:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mykie916

Went for the Makita 18volt circular saw in the end, post some pics when photostream starts behaving again

Think you might regret using a circular saw, like I said, a recip or jigsaw will be much more controllable, believe me I have converted a caravan before.

Chris

Mykie916 · 07-Feb-2014, 20:28

My makita saw only has a 5" blade, extremely controllable as the saw itself is so light, I've used it the past for anything from cutting hob cut outs in work tops to trimming curved bath panels

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Mykie916 Registered Forum User Bikes: 98 916, 2006 Blade, DD Class B #20 Posts: 39 Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Norfolk My makita saw only has a 5" blade, extremely controllable as the saw itself is so light, I've used it the past for anything from cutting hob cut outs in work tops to trimming curved bath panels Reply