Inland Craft Fragtastic Giveaway!

[Susan Edwards]

I like the fact that it is very versatile in cutting glass and stone and can also use different blades for wood or metal and not just corals. All around winner in my book. oh, just thought of something. Could trim rocks with bits of coral I don't want to xfer to new tank! And another "oh". The contest ends on my "off leap year b'day" on the 28th. Would make a cool b'day gift <bg>

 

[Susan Edwards]

Starting a new tank. Here is one coral I could frag. I love my duncan and it is getting huge

 

[Susan Edwards]

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[stylaster]

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[stylaster]

I love the variable speed and the ability to adjust the height of the guide for cutting larger corals

 

[stylaster]

I am ready to cut this beauty in half if i win!

 

[Night_shift_reefer_]

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[Joker79]

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[Joker79]

The best things about the inland in my opinion are the adjustable cut height, the enlarged cutting surface, variable speed DC motor and not recirculating the same cutting water on each coral! Big things to me when cutting coral!

 

[cracker]

I checked out Your website. The saw looks well made. This saw would be "So "much better than the hand held dremel with cutting wheel I have now ! Can't wait to use it !

 

[Joker79]

I would cut this awesome favia up!

 

[loui]

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[loui]

really like the diamond blade and ability to cut in tight spaces.

 

[loui]

my red planet needs a trim

 

[loui]

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[Joker79]

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[statru]

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[statru]

I like the large work surface and the fact that it's corrosion resistant.

 

[statru]

 

[statru]

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