Inland Craft Fragtastic Giveaway!

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Would like to be able to frag these easier
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Love that you can change out the blades to work for wood or metal cutting purposes and that it uses a separate reservoir for the cooling water so you aren't just using dirty water over again.
 

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Great thing about the saw is it has a fresh water reservoir serving as coolant to the blade. The competition uses a water reservoir where the water is recycled. It fouls quickly when you are cutting multiple frags.
 

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#2 The drain option is a great idea that will help with cleaning and draining the saw after operation. The blade choice is very useful that allows the DB-100 to be used in the garage for other none reef applications.
 
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I cant post pics from my phone. They need to update this site to 2018 and android phone users
 

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2) I have a frogspawn like this one in the picture right now that I would hope to Frag one day once it grows into a bigger colony.
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