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Originally Posted by MikeSid
The only drawback to a worm drive Skilsaw is that after a while you start to believe you can cut anything with one of them.
Mine has cut everything from lumber and asphalt roofing to Pennsylvania bluestone and concrete. There were a few summers where it got so much use it felt like an extension of my right hand. It's put in over 20 years of pretty regular service and I've never lubed it once.
The cord has been used to lower it from rooftop to ground over and over again, and its still the original cord. Doesn't show the slightest indication of pulling loose.
They are incredibly durable tools and can take serious abuse, neglect and general poor ownership and lack of maintenance.
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and dull blades too will still plow through anything as long as you are cutting with the help of gravity
