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Karin Schneebeli <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 4 Aug 1999 19:54:14 +0100
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Mike Davidson asked about chainsaw use at Cooper Union:

Mike, the famous chainsaw is being used to cut out large areas of
sandstone for dutchman repairs on ashlar, columns and pilasters.
It was used to cut off a very large stringcourse (instead of using
feathers and wedges). The sandstone is very rough on the blade ($500
bucks a pop). The saw itself seems to break down alot. The contractor
swears by it though as a time saver. Its great for making plunge cuts as
deep as 15".

See you soon,

N. Micros

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