How long does the product last? Also if you lose the saw or the magnesium piece can you purchase them separately?
617855
Each persons experience will vary depending on how much they use for each individual fire, but the starter has enough magnesium for several hundred fires. The tool and the starter are sold together and can not be purchased separately.
703482
ereplacementparts.com, but it's over $100. I have been continually disappointed in the longevity of Milwaukee's batteries and chargers. Sometimes it's cheaper to find a Black Friday deal and buy a new saw.
1303814
I agree with Gordon...the saw I purchased went together perfect and the performance was as well. Only thing I can think of is that it was damaged at manufacture or while being shipped. What size tile are you working with and how far out is the cut?. You might call Bosch and see what info they have for you. I am very pleased with the saw, it is built very well..only thing I thought was unnecessary is the plastic splatter guards, useless and only get in the way. Also....for those of you who don't like the available stands for this saw I have an option. I also purchased the Bosch Easy Up and with some inistrute, metric bolts made one killer saw/ stand combo.
286393
this is an active tool in DeWalts catalog so there is a mfg. warranty. Only bad part of this deal is mine did not come with a battery or charger. That was costly and could have gotten a better deal from a big box co. and would have included a case. I suggest you shop around.
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It has come with two and both are still in decent condition....so I would expect mine to last me anywhere from 6 months to one year...but I suppose it depends on how heavy a grinder you are. ( I was told I was a heavy grinder....but they have held up)
401743
The saw that I purchased came with two (2) 25" tracks also-and these are interchangeable with the Grizzly tracks. The saw will use the 6-1/4" Festool saw blades also. I also see that the Grizzly track saw is only $179 and track sections are $50. The good thing about the Grizzly saw beside the price is that you can get replacement parts while the Scheppach parts are difficult or impossible to find.Have a good day!
1534197
When you take out the paperwork that comes with the saw it is a three year. Then again I generally wear mine out faster than that. Lots of trees where I am.
302774
There is no kit to purchase... You do need to have your tools tho if you are trying to cut different pieces but if you want to use as one piece you can connect directly to a 12 volt battery with alligator clamps if you wish
118069
When I purchased mine, 3 to 4 years ago, it came with a very nice molded, fitted case. It has storage areas for the saw and accessories. The saw is superb and smooth as silk once you learn to adjust the amount of orbit for the material you are cutting.
1902239
I get my replacement parts directly from Woodcraft. btw, I used my mask yesterday, still love it!
1551494
Metal. This saw is not what you'll find in the large home-improvement stores, and it is admittedly expensive, but you get a high-quality tool for the price. Aside from the chain, there's nothing on this that will wear out any time soon.
1501428
I ran a small engine shop for many years...I sold a lot of saws. Homelite and McCulloch/Titan. Original warranty was for one year from date of purchase. Number of owners didn't matter.
557815
Because they make more selling the saws. You can get repair parts dirt cheap on e bay.
769615
I am assuming by "it" you mean the Husq manual or advertisement? I would say you should contact them, never seen a warranty that long on a tool like a chain saw and I have had a lot of them.
648675
It comes with everything you need trust me, I bought it ,And I love it,I use this same dremel evry day if and when it stops working for me I will buy another one enjoy,Hope my advice Helped you.
232804
There is a tool bit exchanger and an interchangable saw/file. Scissors, blades, and other parts are factory replaceable under warranty.
1161081
There should be a year warranty on the saw. We've put ours through a lot of hard wear and tear including cutting down small mesquite trees. We've had absolutely zero problems with this tool so far. Try to keep the tool seated tightly against the workpiece you are cutting...it should cut down on a lot of vibration. That said, so far we've had no problem with the blades coming loose.