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Taurus Ring Saw....good?
I have a Taurus saw. I like it. I like the advantage of being able to cut in
any direction. The blades aren't cheap though, usually in the $80 range. I search on stained glass supply sites and order from the cheapest one. They are "supposed" to last 100 cut hours. I think the longest mine have lasted is 40 cut hours. However, the one I have in now is fast bypassing that time length. I think the blades are getting better. They also have a seperating blade for making inside cuts. I bought one and decided that those were not worth the money. Others milages may vary with that blade. I also have a speedster saw. It's ok.....but I would rather use the Taurus. Good luck! Kathi Others milages may vay on this saw "Jay Adair" wrote in message ... I've been doing glass work as a hobby for 20 years (mostly window panels, but a few mosaic table tops, birdbaths, etc.) and have only used a grinder for finishing the pieces of glass, before foiling. But I saw a demonstration of a Taurus ring saw at my local glass store the other day and it seemed very interesting. $300 is a substantial outlay, but perhaps the benefits are worth it? I do a couple, 3 projects a year, but might do more with this little gem... Any advice on it? Replacement blades expensive? (It seems it would open up a world of glass shapes that are otherwise impossible to achieve...) Thanks, Jay |
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