Acidburn
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I'm pretty sure the orbital units cut when the blades goes down. On the way back up, the blade actually pulls away from the material a little bit. You can cut faster and I've heard that the blades last longer. sounds like a fairly good investment then
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Makes intricate cutting easier for you. so it's worth the $10 extra?
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http://www.blackanddecker.com/productguide...lview=2#details
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Guys, what's the difference between a regular Jigsaw and an Orbital Jigsaw? I saw one at Wally World and was like wtf
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No problem - definitely try one, that's where I get the majority of my boxes. Already been mentioned ... but they are strong and usually the right size for packing around and stacking. For moving, I also like the empty Xerox paper boxes with the lids. Well, Wal-mart told me to come back after 11PM. The liquor store told me to come back Wednesday. But I got my freaking twist-ties
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Liquor store. Hmm, there's one close. I'll ask there. Thanks Steve
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True, but do you want to take that risk? Would be a hell of a lot safer to run a ducted intake of some kind...I'm suprised he gets enough airflow to really make that turbine happy like that. I'd rather have the jet-powered MR2 that used two gas turbines, was still street legal I think. The Dakota with 2 jet engines is in the Phoenix area. I've seen it at the local, weekly car show. And that /\ is bad-freakin-ass
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off to find moving boxes and finally get my damn twist-ties
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hmm, i think i might have some of those in my trunk
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fudge, i need twist-ties, but i really dont feel like going over there again
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apparently your Magnums didn't "eat" that song
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Damn rights. i pucking forgot them
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about to head over to Publix for a sandwich and to steal a bunch of twist-ties
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orange, black, orange, green, orange
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to the both of you
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"Life's too short to be pissed off all the time."