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On my travels to and from jobs I have seen the use of "road cut" saws quite frequently so I thought I'd give a crack at making on and a trailer to fit. Here's some pictures, enjoy!    Cutting depth.  Fully raised 
- Tyler
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 That's pretty cool. As much as love the big gear and heavy haulage I find myself having an ever increasing soft spot for these smaller, dare I say accessories. I like them the best when they are custom made and or one-offs, though some of the production pieces are great too.
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I envision utilizing a Dremel saw blade perhaps......just a thought.
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That looks pretty nice. Depending on size, maybe you could use a coin such as a dime to simulate a toothed "saw blade"
- Joe
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I want to say HiMoBo made a set like this that came with all kinds of accessories. Neat idea though!
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