Cool Tool

[cabinetman]

THIS TOOL is from the "What will they think of next department".
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[Uncle Cracker]

Pretty slick, but at $$one thousand$$, I dunno...

[cabinetman]

Pretty slick, but at $$one thousand$$, I dunno...

Some of the pluses: No electrons necessary. Quiet as can be. Maybe safer than a powered saw. Don't worry. As soon as the Chinese start pumpin' 'em out, the price will go down. I'm already envisioning a HF item #.
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[Knottscott]

Not that is cool...very clever!

[Pappy]

Interesting...Very Interesting!

[Whaler]

Pretty slick. Way out of my price range though.

I did find a triangular ruler on their web site that I have been looking for for 2 years after my last one went missing.

[Holbren]

I saw that at IWF and thought it was pretty cool. My first though was handcut dovetails at production speeds, well closer anyway.

[Thalermade]

I went to a presentation/demonstration given by John Economaki (President & Founder of Bridge City) of the saw at the beginning of the Summer. It is tremendously amazing piece of ingenuity and creativity (and a ton of hours spent engineering along with trial and error).

I cut one of the popsicle stick frames. For craft and detail work, or if you want to restrict the amount of airborne sawdust this thing is great. Is it pricey? Once again that is determined by the purchaser and his standards and needs.

Russ