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Old 12-26-2008, 07:41 AM   #1
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X-Mas Present

Got a Rockwell Jawhorse for Christmas & was wondering if anyone had one & what do they think of it? Seems to be solidly built And a bit on the heavy side "for us old timers" but should be very useful

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Old 01-07-2009, 07:55 PM   #2
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I just saw an ad today for that sawhorse, Looks like I could get some use out of it. Let us know how you like it.
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Do people just IGNORE the postings here?

Sheesh....Three posts down!!!

OK. I am being a bit harsh. It was 5 Posts Down!
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Old 01-07-2009, 11:41 PM   #5
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My wife got me the Arcus masonry blade so I could cut curves in the tile for her bathroom remodel. I wonder if this was for me or for her. I hope she likes her birhtday chainsaw.
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My wife got me the Arcus masonry blade so I could cut curves in the tile for her bathroom remodel. I wonder if this was for me or for her. I hope she likes her birhtday chainsaw.
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Have had a jaw horse for a few months, it is the best miter saw stand i've had to date. solid as a rock for sure, dont know about the stuff they say on the ads like holding fence posts and the like but so far so good!
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Have had a jaw horse for a few months, it is the best miter saw stand i've had to date. solid as a rock for sure, dont know about the stuff they say on the ads like holding fence posts and the like but so far so good!
Did you buy the accessory kit that is made for it?
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