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| Adam |  Old model sawJuly 7th, 2007 12:07 AM July 6, 2007 Old model saw You can't save everything was the thought I had as I watched the compactor closing in on the old-model Craftsman Sidewinder Circular saw, that had moments earlier sailed gracefully overhead (my head) into the compactor. |
| Joe | Saw July 24th, 2007 08:26 AM How old? |
| Adam | A blur July 24th, 2007 01:44 PM July 24, 2007 A blur Although the thing was pretty much a blur, sailing by me, it was all plastic. So, it wasn't very old. Had I seen aluminum components, I might have attempted to shut the crusher down (something left). But, being made out of plastic (crack...) meant bye-bye. I had to move away from the compactor pretty quickly. Metal bends. Plastic cracks and sometimes "fragments". |
| Joe | Tools July 25th, 2007 09:05 AM Sounds like the Milwaukee (???) saw I saw splattered on the highway the other day. I saw the case squished in the road, and the 'saw' (or what was left of it) wasn't far behind. LOL. |
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