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. A salesman comes over and starts
> telling me about the RotoZip (spiral saw); cleaner cut, easier to control,
> etc., etc.
I've never used a spiral cut saw and was skeptical when I first saw an infomercial on TV. However, I was surprised that one of the big names (I can't remember who) in TV home or how-to shows admitted being impressed by the tool. I have used a trim router for more than just trimming laminates and would highly recommend one as an addition to any shop.
Being able to make plunging cuts
> will help with hatch cut outs.
Be aware that the Rotozip is a router and as such will cut a relatively wide kerf. As I have no experience with S&G I don't know how this would limit its usefulness. If you buy one, please tell how it works out. Tom
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Guillemot Kayak - High
Performance Wooden Sea Kayak Designs
