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Recovering IT Guy
Trade: Handyman, Home Improvement, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Warwick, Rhode Island
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Power Tool Advice
Lowe's is offering 15% off all power tools until Weds April 11.
I would love to own a power tool that reliably cuts/trims brittle old vinyl siding. If the same tool would allow me to trim a piece of siding (say, an angle cut for a gable) without climbing down from a ladder that would be even better. Would a RotoZip handle old siding without cracking the material?
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Trade: Remodeling contractor
Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: Power Tool Advice
We use them a lot for cutting vinyl siding details. We even use some wood templates when it comes to cutting outlet or electrical boxes. Let the tool do the work though.
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