While channel surfing on TV I came across a non English speaking channel and found this and thought it was a neat saw. While learning how to speak a foreign language, I finally gave up and went to the computer. I never did hear the price on TV. You be the judge.

 

https://www.buyrotorazer.com/

 

Preston

Edited November 23, 20178 yr by Ron Dudelston
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Interesting. I'd like to see more before shelling out the $150, though.

+1 for what Gene said.

While I've sometimes wished I had something like for whatever the problem was at the time, I'm not sure I'd buy one without seeing it first hand...might not buy it even then.

I like to see new tool ideas, thanks for posting, Preston.

Herb

I bought an air angle grinder and changed it to a tool that cuts just like the one you are showing. This one from HF cost 19.95 . It has the arbor or shaft on the side also. It does not come with a safety shield like that one and is more dangerous but a guy could rig up s shield. It is shown to be use like a regular angle grinder but rotate is 90 degrees . # 62552 and it shows to be 29.95 now. It was 19.95 when I bought it. I think the small saw blades Dewalt sells for their cordless small saws, 4" or a hair larger will work on the one I bought. If not I don't remember where I bought the carbide blades....I use mine for trimming ceramic tile more than anything else... You do need an air compressor for the one I got....

    also look up # 91753 high speed air saw. I use it more that lots of things I use to use. I cut good metal hack saw blades into 3 pieces  and grind the end to fit and it works great and saves time on lots of projects....

 

 

These are not for You Stick so keep your eyes closed...

 

 

I'd like to see reviews by those who have the tool. No indication as to who the manufacturer is. Colors appear to be similar to those of B&D.

Edited March 26, 20179 yr by It Was Al B

I've seen this ads too Preston...It's been around for a while...I always thought it was pretty pricey. Dremel makes an almost identical tool which can been purchased for less $$'s

 

Dremel Saw Max

I googled Saw Max and this was one of the sites. Looks like the price has dropped.