There is a Ryoba saw that has holes in it, several holes of different size.
I am interested in buying that particular brand.
Does anybody know what the brand is and where I can buy one ?
I am not interested in ebay.
C.
There is a Ryoba saw that has holes in it, several holes of different size.
I am interested in buying that particular brand.
Does anybody know what the brand is and where I can buy one ?
I am not interested in ebay.
C.
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Garrett Wade
You've got to start using the internet, Citrouilleee.
:-)
IMO, jim
Edited 3/26/2007 6:42 pm ET by InMyOpinion
Wrong again Jim,
Garrett Wade doesn't carry that particular brand.
As far as using the internet if I don't know the brand name what should I enter Ryoba with holes in it ?C.
Citrouille,Google ryoba holes and see what you get.And the next time I see Garrett, I'm talking to him about the way he labels his tools.Thanks for putting me on track.jimO.K., I spoke with Garrett. He says "my saw has *one* hole; so what's the big deal."Very interesting. A ryoba [that's with a small R, C. (and Garrett)] *is* a nokogiri (a Japanese saw), and it's a type not a brand. The word describes its "two blades."C. - next time you want to trick me, I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know first.
Edited 3/26/2007 8:34 pm ET by InMyOpinion
Go to Nokogiri.com. The saw is the W-240.
Thanks, that's exactly the answer I was hoping for.C.
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