Evan Gatehouse wrote:


"You know the boat renos are getting serious when you're on your third
chainsaw chain".

Chainsaws cut through fiberglass very quickly but the chains don't last
too long, even with frequent sharpening.

A SawZall with a carbide blade is designed specifically to cut fiberglass.

Lew

What Lew said. And there are carbide blades for saber saws, too. For
delicate stuff, the HSS fein multimaster blades hold up remarkably well.
Jim
"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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Evan Gatehouse wrote:


"You know the boat renos are getting serious when you're on your third
chainsaw chain".

Chainsaws cut through fiberglass very quickly but the chains don't last
too long, even with frequent sharpening.

A SawZall with a carbide blade is designed specifically to cut fiberglass.

Lew

Lew Hodgett wrote:
Evan Gatehouse wrote:


"You know the boat renos are getting serious when you're on your third
chainsaw chain".

Chainsaws cut through fiberglass very quickly but the chains don't
last too long, even with frequent sharpening.


A SawZall with a carbide blade is designed specifically to cut fiberglass.

Lew

I know - we have an original 50 year old Sawz-all. Carbide
blade and all, but the chainsaw is faster and has a longer
blade to cut through secondary structure.

Evan Gatehouse