Best way to frag

inland band saw... or any other wet saw.
 
I use a diamond cutting blade on a dremel for acans and chalices.
 
I've had good success using a dremel on acans, but not with chalices! I would only use the inland bandsaw for chalices.
 
if yoru looking for the cleanest, fastest, safest, and easiest way to frag then get yourself a diamon laser speedster band saw. they are cheat and have a few features that IMO make them nicer to use then the inland saws. the wet diamond bandsaw is the only way to go once you use one. a word of caution though. once you use one everything in your tank will be nothing but tiny frags in no time. you will become a fragging fool lol
 
if yoru looking for the cleanest, fastest, safest, and easiest way to frag then get yourself a diamon laser speedster band saw. they are cheat and have a few features that IMO make them nicer to use then the inland saws. the wet diamond bandsaw is the only way to go once you use one. a word of caution though. once you use one everything in your tank will be nothing but tiny frags in no time. you will become a fragging fool lol


Sooooo true! It's addictive. When I get out the band saw, nothing is safe...lol
 

IF YOU HAD TO OPERATE EVERYTHING ELSE MANUALLY, WHICH AUTOMATED SYSTEM WOULD YOU KEEP?

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  • Automated dosing

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  • Mechanical filtration / roller filter

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  • Automated water testing

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  • Lighting schedule

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