SKILSAW SIDEWINDER Saw for Fiber Cement
SKILSAW SIDEWINDER Saw for Fiber Cement
Finally a solution to task that is not only demanding on your saw but also yourself, cutting fiber cement material! Skilsaw has taken their already iconic Sidewinder saw and found a jobsite solution to cutting fiber cement material.
Skilsaw is an leader in the wood cutting industry and has taken their 7-1/4″ Sidewinder saw and teamed it up with the Diablo fiber cement blade and an unique dust collection system to create a solution to an aging issue many trade professional encounter.
SKILSAW 7-1/4″ Sidewinder Features
SKILSAW 7-1/4″ Sidewinder for fiber cutting is available with a Diablo fiber cement blade (SPT67FMD-22) or a SKILSAW blade (SPT67FMD-01). Also included is an unique dust collection system that is made up of blade guard extension and a dust channel that funnels the dust into an included vacuum hose which secures to your jobsite shop vac. The vacuum hose comes with a hose sleeve and has a no-mar surface protection to prevent incidental cuts on the cord from the use and damaging work surfaces. The saw also comes with a no-mar cord as well.
Pros will also benefit from the SKILSAW Dual-Field™ motor which ensures best-in-class performance and durability. The lightweight yet rugged magnesium components make the new SIDEWINDER for Fiber Cement the perfect tool for remodeling and new construction projects as it handles cut after cut all day long.
Availability
The SKILSAW 7-1/4″ Sidewinder for Fiber Cement cutting is said to be available April of 2016. You can find the saw at industrial distributors nationwide. The suggested retail price will be $199.00. The new saw comes with the Stay True Guarantee that all the SKILSAW saws carry. After 180 days, if the user is unsatisfied, SKILSAW will honor its word and refund the cost of the saw.
Continue to monitor Tool Box Buzz for our in-depth review of the SKILSAW 7-1/4″ Sidewinder when it arrives!
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Ten years ago I bought a rigid saw for fiber board it was on clearance for $30, I thought it was great. But the blades cost $20 a pop. If your cutting cement board sawing is not the way to go. Angle grinder with a tile cutting blade! It takes a little to get use to it but wow, and no blades to buy!