Prazi USA PR-7000 Beam Cutter Blades, Circular Saw Blade Attachment Part, Increase Cutting Power and Capacity, Fits 7.25-inch Saws

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Compared with many of its competitors, the Prazi beam cutter comes in at a considerably lower price. This means it provides better value than many other options but doesn’t sacrifice any of the quality a good tradesperson needs in their tools. Smooth Cutting Experience PERFECT CUTTING】This versatile chain saw cuts beams, posts and logs in one pass, matching them with error-free precision. Foot pedals and built-in stations ensure glide maneuverability, ensuring better control to cut out straight lines, the cutter enables smoother movements and good accuracy.

Any item not in its original condition, is damaged or missing parts for reasons not due to our error In this Prazi Beam Cutter review and guide, we’ll be looking at the core features of this particular tool and looking at how owning one might benefit your business.

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But what makes it so good? Let’s have a look at the core features that make the Prazi Beam Cutter such a valuable addition to the tool kit of any workers regularly using timber. 12 Inch Cutting Depth Although this isn’t a tool that will suit everyone, it is ideal for professionals and anyone who works with wood regularly. It allows them to achieve much more accurate results when cutting timber beams than they would otherwise be able to. It also saves time and resources while on the job. Cons of the Prazi Beam Cutter Did we miss your favorite beam cutter? If so, let us know what you like in the comments area below. Where To Buy Being that my project is a heavy piece of lumber, I may be pushing this Prazi blade too much. One of the photos I attached shows one of the bolts that holds the chain base to the worm drive fitting (which in turn attaches to your circular saw). It broke on Friday afternoon & I was forced to replace it with a machine screw from the local steel shop. Ive also attached a photo showing that the threads are starting to strip on the attachment itself.

I do a lot of wood working. From mill work to rough carpentry to finish work and crafts this product has helped in a few stages along that process. In my experience the chain came very dull. Nothing that couldn’t be fixed in a short period with a hand file. Carry silicone spray or oil as a lubricant in longer cuts to keep it running smooth and cool. Also take your time. Prazi says you don’t need a chain oiler because the lower rpm of worm saws but an 18” bar through some dry hardwoods will most certainly overheat and over work your equipment. This is a tool that does one or two things very well. Therefore it’s not going to be suitable for the majority of people, including DIY enthusiasts. Unless you’re working with wood in your day-to-day life and need highly accurate results, there is little benefit to purchasing one of these. Not a Premium Product

Pros of the Prazi Beam Cutter

HELPFUL: The adjustable-height sawhorse from Gardebruk makes wood-cutting incredibly easy. With just a few simple adjustments, it can be perfectly adapted to any surface and uneven terrain, providing a secure and stable base. This sawhorse offers a comfortable working height. The safety (yellow) bar flexes easily and will cause the finish to chip away around the two hex bolts fastening it. I opted to remove this because the safety bar became more of a hinderance to me than what I deemed “safe”. Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary. It is not a highly crafted or machined item and you will more than likely find blemishes. You are paying the premium for the Mount. All attached accessories are basic run of the mill chainsaw part #s. Possibly the most important aspect of beam cutters is the blade length. This helps users to determine whether this particular tool will be useful for them day to day. Those who work with timber and cut beams regularly will know that 12 inches are more than enough to work with, allowing you to precisely cut beams to size whenever you need to.

Cut rafter pitch cutouts, miters, stringers, arches, log cuts, compound angles, band-saw cuts, notched 6×12, panels and more… The most obvious pro of the Prazi beam cutter is the price of the unit. It comes in at just a couple of hundred dollars, much less than competitors like the Festool, which will run you well over a thousand. UseabilityA totally new type of saw for Festool, cutting all standard materials used in timber construction up to 200mm, from wood to hard insulation materials. A great saw for timber framing, renovation, roofing and insulating. Lighter in weight and with a large depth of cut, it can go where a circular saw is unable to go. The special chainsaw blade gives an accurate precise cut especially when used with the Festool guide rail system. Optional chains are available. The chain makes a drawing cut for rapid jolt-free operation and is speed adjustable. Efficient electronics give constant power when sawing for a consistent cut. Perfect for deep mitre and compound angles, it has a swivelling range of 0-60° with cut depths of 200mm@90°, 140mm@45° and 100mm@60°. The sword approach can be tilted up to 10° allowing for an even faster drawing cut. It comes in at a wallet-friendly price, undercutting some of the bigger names in the market like Sword Saw, among others. While it’s more of an accessory than a stand-alone tool, it’s compatible with 99% of circular saws you can buy today. Despite the overwhelmingly positive view of the Prazi, there are a few negatives to take into account before getting yourself one. Highly Specialised Tool