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Originally Posted by masraum
How often are you turning multiple 16' 2x6 into 16' 2x3? Or making your own 2x4s out of 4x4?
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It happens and when it does you need a saw that will do it. That's all.
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Originally Posted by look 171
I think its just a matter of time for the bigger cordless saws to get to the market. The Makita wormdrive, oK,ok, Hypiod geared saw I tested cross cut a 4x6 with ease. I even pushed it and it didn't breath. I am sure it has enough to rip through a couple of 2x6, 16s. Honestly, I am not sure of the run time on something like that, if I have to rip over 10-12 pieces, I would get my cord out and set it up to cut on the floor. Now, if I have to climb up the ladder to cut something, you bet I will grab the battery wormdrive just so the cord wouldn't hung up.
I have a big 10" Skillsaw for large timbers. That's a great tool, if they has a battery operated one back then, I would have bought it without thinking twice about it.
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I believe you but the weight factor will crossover at some point. Still, the 77 needs no charging and as long as I have been using them I would have gone through dozens of 100 dollar batteries. At what point is not having a cord affordable?