Awhile back one of our engineers was working on a weekend project that involved making a few rip cuts in a 4x8 sheet of plywood .Like most of us would he went out to the garage to grab his big and pretty intimidating 15 amp circular saw to make the cuts which he thought was maybe a little overkill for half-inch plywood but hey he didn't have a better option.
That got the engineer and the rest of us thinking about a better way or a better tool for making common cuts that was a little more practical and a little less intimidating and his behemoths circular saw. We started looking at other products that loosely fit this bill and instantly saw an opportunity most other small cutting tools were either underpowered or equipped with atrocious guarding systems that seem to require an advanced degree and blind faith to figure out how to make a couple quick cuts and that was when we came up with the spark of innovation. That was to become the Saw-Max, the tool that aims to reinvent cutting as we know it
The Saw-Max was engineered to be a go-to tool for making all of the larger scale but still common cuts in countered by do-it-yourselfers on a regular basis, and because it's all Dremel it's compact precise ergonomic and versatile. The six amp worm drive gear powered Saw-Max leads instability in line of sight. Due to its use of uniquely designed regular and flush cutting wheels that can be used without the need for any sort of ridiculous guarding mechanism and adjustable foot.
This grants enough stability to allow confident single-handedly operation making use of these unique cutting wheels you can cut right through wood, metals, drywall, plastic, laminate floor and wall tile than a wide variety of additional materials, and a line of attachments including a mider and bevel cutting guide, as well as a 2x4 cutting guide only increase the already huge
versatility of the Saw-Max.
For more information on additional products in the Saw-Max system check out our Saw-Max attachments and accessories video and remember for any other questions don't forget that a Dremel expert is never more than a phone call away
Oh remember our engineer? Well i'm happy to tell you that he is now the proud owner of a Saw-Max which he uses constantly well his circular saw sits in the garage collecting dust.
Click here to learn more or buy your Dremel Saw-Max: http://goo.gl/hKpwvl
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