Straight Flush Saw Cuz-D SFS-85 Jamb Saw

This Straight Flush Saw was designed for the people that earn a living with their tools. Built to compete, out-perform and out-last. 

This revolutionary design allows flush cutting, under cutting, cutting into 90-degree corners, and a max cut depth of 3-1/8". All these features and much more with the familiar feel of a standard circular saw. The Straight Flush Saw was designed for the people that earn a living with their tools. Built to compete, out-perform and out-last.

UNIQUE FEATURES:

·       Cleanly extract sub-floors without damaging sheet-rock, wires, and plumbing. With the ability to set a negative 5-degree bevel, the blade is lifted away from the wall, so finished walls are not damaged.

·       The adjustable cutting depth, in combination with zero clearance cutting, helps prevent necessary damage to material beneath the sub-floor. And it is possible to cut into and out of corners.

·       Easily perform undercuts for new floor installations. Simple rotate the adjustable handle to 90 degree setting and the saw is ready to undercut.

·       As an added feature, leave the dust extractor on to make a 3/8" offset perfect for tile and laminate wood flooring installs. - Gang cut two 2x4" boards in just one pass.

·       The unique cutting depth also allows cutting a 6x6" beam with just two passes. There is no need to make four cuts with a standard circular saw and finish with a reciprocating saw.

·       With the ability to retract the blade guard, there is no need to dangerously pin the guard back. An operator can use the thumb actuator without putting their fingers near the blade while keeping both hands on the handles.

·       Bevel cuts can be made up to 65 degrees.

VALUE:

How to cut your work in half:

·         Remove subfloors in minutes instead of hours

·         Cut a 6″ beam in two passes

·         Tackle a stack of 2×4’s in half the time

·         Convert to an undercut saw in just seconds

If you haven’t already done the math, we’ll do it for you. This Straight Flush Saw (SFS) retails for $449.99. That, you probably know. But do you know average cost of all the saws it takes to do the work of just one Straight Flush saw? As much as $3,000. But that’s only half of the value story. Time is also money. And this SFS will save you a ton of it. In fact, this SFS can complete jobs like subfloor removal in less than half the time. Overall, it’s been estimated that a SFS can save you as much as 30% on construction costs. That right, 30%. So, if you’re thinking you can’t afford one, maybe you should be asking yourself, “How can I afford not to?”

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