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I find large flat head with small teeth cant think of code off the top of my head, struggle to believe i still see plenty of people using a pad saw
 
this is the best, but you have to use round boxes.

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well then, as a precision engineer, you should know better. use a sledgehammer.
 
ppor old sid, dead and still being insulted.
 

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