you betOriginally Posted by GreenBob
$1000.00
otherwise its 15.00
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you bet
$1000.00
otherwise its 15.00
these saws look really nice.
Silky is a really weird name for a saw, not gonna lie, haha. Once I have something to use them for, I'll definitely try them out, caught my attention, nice marketing campaign to be honest. I actually just purchased a new miter saw last summer, so I'll probably get a good sue out of that before looking for other tools. I sure hope that I'll get a good use out of it cause I made a lot of resaerch about what the market has to offer and I read a lot of articles about which is the best 10 inch miter saw. Worked a great deal with it alreay and I'm super satisfied, hope to never have any downs to it.
Last edited by ParrLauren; 02-24-2021 at 11:37 AM.
Cause they saw Silky Smooth....
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Another satisfied Silky user here. You won’t believe the ease and speed of cutting.
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Have used a F180 folder for 5 or 6 years. Coarse teeth. It comes with me everywhere snowmobiling, dirt biking and hiking. Have used it to cut through 6" pieces in a pinch. Rips through alders and limbs in a matter of seconds. You will not be disappointed.
I've been using a Silky Big Boy 2000 Saw for a couple of years and wouldn't head out without it.
They are truly a great saw.
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