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2 in. Mini Bench Top Cut-Off Saw

2 in. Mini Bench Top Cut-Off Saw

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$40 USD on Harbor Freight Tools
Product Overview This precision bench saw makes perfect cuts in soft metals, wood and plastic in 1/10th the time it takes by hand. This bench top saw is so accurate that you might never have to file or sand ends. 10,600 RPM max for high-speed precision cuts Cuts to a depth of 1/2 in. - ideal for frames and molding Make miter cuts from 0° to 45° Owner's Manual & Safety Instructions (PDF) Item# 62136 Specifications SKU(s) 62136, 42307, 61900 Brand Drill Master AC Volts 120 Accessories Included 2 in. high speed steel blade Amperage (amps) 0.9 Arbor size 3/8 in. Base dimensions 5-1/8 in. L x 4-1/8 in. W x 1-3/8 in. Blade size 2 in. Cutting angles (deg) 0° to 45° Depth of cut (in.) 1/2 in. Speed (max) 10,600 RPM Product Height 6-3/4 in. Product Length 9 in. Product Width 5-1/2 in. Shipping Weight 3.80 lb. CA Residents Warning - Prop 65 Info Note: Specifications are approximate and subject to change Warranty We guarantee this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship 90 days from the date of purchase. Limitations apply.

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  1. pressuredrop

    P250 flat trigger?

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      I removed the over-travel from my P250 trigger by cutting .100 inch sections of stainless hypodermic tubing with thin, medium, and thick walls. I used a cheap, small cut-off saw which has a replacement abrasive blade and a simple jig I made (see photo). I slid it over the right side of the Hammer Pivot Pin (see photo). I have two FCUs and both took a different thickness to be perfect. A small amount makes the difference between little to no over-travel and not firing. Dry-fire testing with your pistol completely reassembled is a MUST. IF THE HAMMER DOES NOT FALL, YOU MUST USE THE NEXT SMALLER RING.
      
       
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      IBreske said:
      I removed the over-travel from my P250 trigger by cutting .100 inch sections of stainless hypodermic tubing with thin, medium, and thick walls. I used a cheap, small cut-off saw which has a replacement abrasive blade and a simple jig I made (see photo). I slid it over the right side of the Hammer Pivot Pin (see photo). I have two FCUs and both took a different thickness to be perfect. A small amount makes the difference between little to no over-travel and not firing. Dry-fire testing with your pistol completely reassembled is a MUST. IF THE HAMMER DOES NOT FALL, YOU MUST USE THE NEXT SMALLER RING.
      
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      Message sent regarding availability of these tubes.

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      Gary
       
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