A Sawsall is not nearly =
as
controllable as a saber saw. I use both often, but I find the
reciprocating saw (such as Sawsall brand) is best for heavy, rough =
jobs.
If I want to hack off a pipe, cut a hole in a wall, or cut the nails =
holding a
stud in place, the reciprocating saw is great. For control, use a =
saber
saw.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2000 =
4:23
PM
Subject: Cutting Pop Top
Fiberglass.
Has anyone cut thru the pop top fiberglass to add on a =
roof
vent? I bought
a venturi vent, and want to cut thru the top =
to
install. I figure a
sawsall, but want to be sure, for this is =
one
item i do not need to screw up
on!!!!
Adam Puzerewski
81
Westy