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Old 03-02-2009, 07:49 PM   #1
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My neighbor is laying wood flooring and needs to cut the door trim so the flooring will slide under it. What is the type of saw he needs to accomplish this? I know what it looks like (the guy who laid our tile used it), but I do not know the name of the saw so he can go buy one.

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Old 03-02-2009, 09:06 PM   #2
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Japanese Saw. Very flexible AND very sharp. Be sure to protect surrounding floor if necessary.
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you can also rent a "Jam Saw" from home depot to do the same thing, but if you only have one to do then Japanese saw is a good idea.

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You can use any cross-cut saw if it's just for one project. I own a Jamb saw, but I need it for almost every floor installation.

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This is a nifty jamb saw http://bosch.cpotools.com/saws/power...=froogle1640vs
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Fein Multimaster, Dremel Multimax, etc. i think is what he's looking for here, non?

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Old 03-03-2009, 09:02 AM   #7
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I just did this last night. I bought a flush / jamb saw for about 12 bucks at home depot. I did about 5 doors in 1 hour, best 12 bucks I spent. It's not eletric so there is a little elbow grease involved, but won't kill you.
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I bought this recconditioned bosch saw and it works great. And is only 79 bucks
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