Inland Craft Fragtastic Giveaway!

[beaslbob]

I have entered
Robert Beasley

 

[beaslbob]

I reviewed that page and like

1) dc motor
2) precise blade for cutting hard stuff
3) coolant system
4) compact size
5) it's a band saw.

 

[beaslbob]

Have linked to facebook

 

[jardaan]

the coolant system and large work space are really nice features for frag work.

 

[danschoenherr]

subscribed to their email

 

[danschoenherr]

After checking out this saw on their webpage, it appears that it would be a tool that I would use for not only fragging corals, but also for cutting mosaic and other tiles that I use on building custom stands and furniture. I also like that the coolant is not recirculating and the table appears to have good drainage channels.

 

[bean2986]

Subscribed

 

[bean2986]

Love that it can cut curves

 

[bean2986]

Old pic, but this blasto has about 20 heads now and would love to try fragging it.

Blasto

• bean2986
• Sep 7, 2017

 

[Holdbar7]

Subscribed to email!

 

[Seand03]

#1 done

 

[Seand03]

#2 I like how the blade keeps itself clean and cool!

 

[Seand03]

#3 I can frag this bad boy: Jedi mind trick

 

[Seand03]

#4 done

 

[rmiles54]

#1 subscribed to mailing list. Looking forward to future updates and products.

 

[rmiles54]

#2 I’m new 2 fraggin and have been interested in sharing some of my corals with others. I like the ability to be able to cut curves and overall versatility of the saw itself!

 

[rmiles54]

#3 i have several beautiful acans that friends would love to have a piece of. Pic is IPhone quality WWC Bizzaro growing out nicely almost ready to be shared.

 

[W Haymaker]

By appearances it appears "safe". Looks like it has enough power for hobby as well. I do like the concept of utlizing this for some work working projects. That is an added benefit for me.

 

[Dodgersfan]

Subscribed to the email list

 

[Dodgersfan]

I like that it can be used to cut live rock too, not just frags. would've come in handy a few weeks ago when i was busting up several too big chunks with a chisel... managed to smack my thumb several times and the rocks didn't break the way I wanted them to with the chisel, would've had none of those headaches with this.