Cut Off & Chop Saws
A chop saw should be your first choice when you need to cut hard materials like metal and masonry. The earliest versions of these saws were so large that the cutting had to be done in workshops. Today, they are available in portable models, allowing the same work to be done right on the job site. A chop saw, also known as a cut saw or cut off saw, works by a cutting action performed by an abrasive disc (blades), hence the name abrasive saw. These heavy-duty chop saws come with built-in clamps to hold the material steady while cutting, and many come with a multi-purpose blade included. Now, you can make quick, precise cuts in two-by-fours and two-by-sixes with ease.
A chop saw should be your first choice when you need to cut hard materials like metal and masonry. The earliest versions of these saws were so large that the cutting had to be done in workshops. Today, they are available in portable models, allowing the same work to be done right on the job site. A chop saw, also known as a cut saw or cut off saw, works by a cutting action performed by an abrasive disc (blades), hence the name abrasive saw. These heavy-duty chop saws come with built-in clamps to hold the material steady while cutting, and many come with a multi-purpose blade included. Now, you can make quick, precise cuts in two-by-fours and two-by-sixes with ease.
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