Inland Craft Fragtastic Giveaway!

[dputt88]

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[dputt88]

I like that the case is made of structural grade plastic, durable and no corrosion.

 

[dputt88]

not quite worth fragging yet but one day..

 

[Jorge Linares]

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[Jorge Linares]

Drains are cool.

 

[Leishman]

#3

 

[Mael]

• email subsribed #1

 

[Mael]

#2 placement/size of guides seems to be more intuitive and the drain is nicer for cleanup afterwards.

 

[Paul Howard]

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[Paul Howard]

that saw would sure put a masonry wheel on a dremel to shame

 

[Paul Howard]

Would like to grow avatar sps to basketball size, sell a few frags, retire?

 

[Paul Howard]

No social media, except R2R, but I will talk to everyone at LFS

 

[ihavecrabs]

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[ihavecrabs]

Water cooled and little chance of leak with inject molding. Very nice

 

[Abraham Gonzalez]

I would like to frag any one of these Acans or the Favia in this pic.

 

[Abraham Gonzalez]

Shared on Facebook!

 

[SW VA/NE TN Reefing]

Love the fact that its thermo molded. This gives a less likely chance for a part to fail. Great point to mention is the fact that its not reusing the waste water! This really helps prevent infection of other corals, as well as help keep them clean during the cutting process! The DC motor is a big selling point for me because that gives the ability to cut a wider range of things from ceramics to really think pieces of rock! Really digging the new Inland saw!

 

[SW VA/NE TN Reefing]

Would love to frag this Hammer Wall!

 

[SW VA/NE TN Reefing]

Shared your link on Facebook as well!

 

[Kactai]

I like that there is a diamond coated blade to cut glass. It makes this a very versatile saw.