I’ve used the DeWalt 18v and then the 20v bandsaw for conduit work for close to 10 years.
It’s amazing how useful the tool is. PVC, EMT, Rigid up to 2”. Strut, angle iron, all-thread, etc. I even use it to cut larger wire, 2awg and larger.
I didn’t realize how much I depend on it until mine took a dump this week and I couldn’t repair it.
I have a job next week that involves EMT and I can’t afford to push the job out further just because I don’t
I immediately ordered a new one from Amazon as I couldn’t find one locally available in stores.
What I did find, and bought, was the Milwaukee 12v bandsaw. I use the Milwaukee driver as my everyday driver, and have the recip saw that I use regularly so I already have batteries. The bandsaw is rated for up to 3/4” EMT as well as strut.
I’m interested to use it as sometimes the dewalt bandsaw was sometimes awkward in weird positions.
The Milwaukee is a lot smaller and lighter.
It’s amazing how useful the tool is. PVC, EMT, Rigid up to 2”. Strut, angle iron, all-thread, etc. I even use it to cut larger wire, 2awg and larger.
I didn’t realize how much I depend on it until mine took a dump this week and I couldn’t repair it.
I have a job next week that involves EMT and I can’t afford to push the job out further just because I don’t
I immediately ordered a new one from Amazon as I couldn’t find one locally available in stores.
What I did find, and bought, was the Milwaukee 12v bandsaw. I use the Milwaukee driver as my everyday driver, and have the recip saw that I use regularly so I already have batteries. The bandsaw is rated for up to 3/4” EMT as well as strut.
I’m interested to use it as sometimes the dewalt bandsaw was sometimes awkward in weird positions.
The Milwaukee is a lot smaller and lighter.