Ana Kozlowsky Webboard User Reg: 01-21-2010
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Like this? It's for a very expensive portable Milwaukee. Would a portable Milwaukee be a good choice (if I could find it cheaper)? The only other 18 tpi blade I found is Delta but it does not say what models it fits.
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The wholesaler I spoke to said they could do something like that once we arrange regular pickups. Their prices are not as good as I expected so we'll have to look some more. Walmart is said to have good prices on chicken, have to check them out. I do not want to buy a new expensive tool right away so I'll have to try thawing or using my hacksaw with a 18 tpi different blade, while keeping my eyes open for a good band saw on sale. We have been using yogurt containers to store portions of meat, but I like the idea of reusing freezer bags and keeping the empty ones in the freezer. Thank you very much for the replies!
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Re: Please help selecting a freezer
[Re: Jake Brandyberry ]
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