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Worm Drive
i need advice on the new riged worm drive. how does it compare to the old mag 77
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Soon to be senile
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Re: Worm Drive
There was a discussion down in the tool section a little while ago. Not sure if anyone had anything to say about that particular worm drive.
Here's the link http://www.contractortalk.com/f40/worm-drive-7367/ |
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Re: Worm Drive
thanx
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FRAME ON!
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Re: Worm DriveQuote:
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Chris
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Re: Worm Drive
The 77 will last forever
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Re: Worm Drive
I own a MAG 77, Ridgid, and a Bosch. Of them all I like the bosch best for sturdiness. But the ridgid seems to run at a higher RPM I think. When I first used it I thought it was just me. But when my brother used it he noticed too. When I bought my ridgid I think I paid 129 or 139 for it. But I would not pay much more, I would just buy the bosch again.
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FRAME ON!
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Re: Worm DriveQuote:
Now if you want a good saw for say siding work only? I would go with the Makita. it handles great in that condition Skil has the ol faithfull jerk when it starts. I eliminate this by starting it at a angle somewhat to a chop saw and down
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Remodeling Contractor
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Re: Worm Drive
No comparison, Skill77 or mag77 is the only way to go
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Re: Worm Drive
I had 2 sidewinders, a milwaukee and a dewalt before I tried a wormdrive, and let me tell you, I will not use a sidewinder to cut anything again! I bought a HD77 and everything about it was better than a sidewinder, as a matter of fact, I went back the next day and bought a bosch 1677MD just because I found out it was a mag77 with all the bells and whistles
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Re: Worm DriveQuote:
The saws are so natural to me I have never noticed the "jerk" now I will have to look. I still don't know how people can use direct drive "Circle Saws". |
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Trade: carpenter/remodeler
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Re: Worm Drive
mag77 is a great saw. i have run one going on 11 years. it is still as strong as the day i got it.
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Trade: carpenter
Join Date: May 2006
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Re: Worm Drive
I have a Craftsman worm drive for 17 years. It's goes through anything!
It's not a Skill 77 but close i guess. |
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