Inland Craft Fragtastic Giveaway!

[arnallop3]

This guy is healing up from LFS but I would love to frag a few heads off of this. This saw is the ANSWER [emoji41]

 

[kyle jaquez]

Would love to frag my JF my Miami

 

[kyle jaquez]

I subscribed to the email list

 

[kyle jaquez]

Really like how light it is only 10lbs so I can easily take it to shows.

 

[miyags]

I have a few platys that could use a trim.

 

[shred5]

1. ) Subscribed

 

[shred5]

2,) What I like about them is they actually work very well for cutting coral. Have seen many in action. Diamond blade and cooled.

 

[shred5]

Goniopora.

 

[HmoneyReefOkc]

1. Subscribed.

 

[HmoneyReefOkc]

2. I liked seeing the wine bottle cut in half. I also like the versatility of cutting over one dozen materials like stone, glass, tile.

 

[HmoneyReefOkc]

3. I’d carefully cut this grafted Acro.

 

[phuang]

#1 done sub

 

[phuang]

#2 it cut a variety of materials including the ability to cut curves

 

[phuang]

#3 we love to frag the toadstool

 

[phuang]

#4 done

 

[Pelagic One]

1. Subscribed to the Inland Craft email list here and now, posted in this thread.

Good luck, Everyone!

 

[Pelagic One]

2. Checked out all the details of the DB-100 Diamond Band Saw and would really look forward to actually cutting easier curves...simple as that.

 

[Jason Collins]

#1 Subscribed!

 

[Jason Collins]

#2 I like being able to cut more precise curves to get the cuts you want on those corals that you don"t want to chop through the mouths.

 

[Jason Collins]

#3I would like to frag out this Enchinata and cut out the dead spot as well.