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Posted by DerbyDad03 on January 2, 2007, 6:32 pm
Your post interests me and leads me to a quick question:
Do you have any idea what you are talking about?
---------@---------.com wrote:
> Simple solution.....
> Use your RIGHT hand. Unless you are some sort of retard, you CAN do
> it.
>
> wrote:
>
> >Let's see if we can get a lively and helpful discussion going as we
> >start this New Year...
> >
> >On the recommendation of a right-handed journeyman framer, I (also
> >right-handed) purchased a left-side-blade circular saw made by
> >Porter-Cable a few years ago. This saw is sometimes referred to as a
> >left-handed circular saw. The main difference between this saw and your
> >"typical" circular saw is that the blade is mounted on the left side of
> >the motor, instead of the right. This means that when a right-handed
> >person uses the saw, the blade, and therefore the cut line, is on the
> >same side of the saw as your eyes. You don't have to crane your neck
> >and look over the saw to see your cut line. I love this tool and wish I
> >had learned about it years ago.
> >
> >So, while using this saw the other day, I got to thinking - I wonder
> >what other "outside of the norm" things people have found with regard
> >to tools. You know - conventional practice says to do "this" but those
> >in the know do "that".
> >
> >Any tips/tricks you's like to share?
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