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i have one of those and i love it! you dont need the power all the way up to cut things. about half throttle is perfect. be sure to use SALTWATER even tho the instructions say fresh...I dont know why they said that. i'm sure you know better anyway. after you're done with it be sure to wash the resavior cup with fresh water and the blade. Then dry it real good. this will keep the rust down. play with it a few times before getting crazy with her. she very accurate though. Have fun!!!
ew that looks like a really nice toy my friend. let us know how that thing work for ya
Saltwater!!!! Ro will have I'll effects on the fresh cut coral..
Inland recommends fresh water. I have always used fresh water with great results. The key is to take your time and not push the material too quickly through the blade, especially when making full-throat cuts and/or turns. The blade will not cut fingers. It's not truly "cutting" (i.e. sharp edge) rather the edge of the band is covered in diamond abrasive - it simply abrades it's way through the material.
Inland recommends fresh water. I have always used fresh water with great results. The key is to take your time and not push the material too quickly through the blade, especially when making full-throat cuts and/or turns. The blade will not cut fingers. It's not truly "cutting" (i.e. sharp edge) rather the edge of the band is covered in diamond abrasive - it simply abrades it's way through the material.
You can cut your fingers off if it cuts through live rock.... I mean it would take a min to get your whole finger off but it would go.... On the other hand "literally" lol it would slice you in a second...fwiw
are you crazy!!!! you should try to pass your finger thru it and add some feedback on what would happen...
To each's own on using fresh vs salt water. The water is used to cool and lubricate the blade and rinse away debris from the kerf. The water contacts very little of the coral - mostly the part removed by the cut.