Hi all,
i am a new member but have been lurking for a long time. I had planned to get the base, stand, and concrete hearth done this fall, until a fall from a ladder that resulted in a broken leg and dislocated foot changed those plans.
Anyway, I have read about the use of the tile saw but I also read of someone using a miter saw. While I have other uses for the miter saw, I don't know if would be safe to use in a wet application using an add on water pump. I don't foresee me having another use for the tile saw, other than re-selling it.
Both are on sale right now plus an additional 20% off. I would like to start purchasing some of the supplies to spread the cost out a bit.
Thoughts?
I will I'll have a ton more question before the build, I have nothing better to do other than making plans.
Thanks
Rick
i am a new member but have been lurking for a long time. I had planned to get the base, stand, and concrete hearth done this fall, until a fall from a ladder that resulted in a broken leg and dislocated foot changed those plans.
Anyway, I have read about the use of the tile saw but I also read of someone using a miter saw. While I have other uses for the miter saw, I don't know if would be safe to use in a wet application using an add on water pump. I don't foresee me having another use for the tile saw, other than re-selling it.
Both are on sale right now plus an additional 20% off. I would like to start purchasing some of the supplies to spread the cost out a bit.
Thoughts?
I will I'll have a ton more question before the build, I have nothing better to do other than making plans.
Thanks
Rick
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