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Vent saw blades
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Collins Sep 6, 2009.

 

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Jim Collins replied to Vincent Gatti's discussion Vent saw blades
"The fire hooks unlimited blade (either 24 or 30 tooth) works very well. The warthog is actually a little too aggressive.It binds and trys to "run away" from the operator.Also very expensive,the firehooks blade is only around 80$ ."
Sep 6, 2009
Ian Bruzenak replied to Vincent Gatti's discussion Vent saw blades
"SystiMatic® makes a blade we are using cheap and cuts like mad for many applications. Even when the tips are knocked off it was much faster than other blades. By far the best all around multi use blade. And very inexpensive. Ill get more info on…"
Sep 6, 2009
Kevin Nowicki replied to Vincent Gatti's discussion Vent saw blades
"Vincent, I've found that the warthog is the blade to have for most jobs. As I'm sure you know, there is not any blade out there for every job."
Sep 5, 2009
Vincent Gatti replied to Vincent Gatti's discussion Vent saw blades
"Thanks Patrick, I just Googled the CBT 24 and it looks very similar to the blade I was thinking about. (24T vs 12T Chopper)."
Sep 2, 2009
Patrick MacKay replied to Vincent Gatti's discussion Vent saw blades
"When purchasing blades for rotary saws, you need to consider the saw that will be running the blade. Many blades require certain RPM's to perform efficiently, as well as the considerations for the diameter of the blade and arbor. I have used…"
Aug 31, 2009
Vincent Gatti posted a discussion

Vent saw blades

Looking for some opinions on circular vent saw blades. Specifically the Warthog vs the Chopper. Aside from price, what is your experience?
Aug 30, 2009
Vincent Gatti commented on TODD SHERMAN's video
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"Awesome stop, poor lesson on PPE use."
Jul 2, 2009
Vincent Gatti replied to Mike Walker's discussion Video Proof of the differences of 1 3/4", 2 1/2" , fog nozzle vs. Smoothbore. This should settle any arguement!
"Definetly a damn convincing argument for using smooth bore nozzles with stand-pipes."
Jul 2, 2009

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Proctor, VT
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Proctor Vol FD
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Chief
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26
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Volunteer fire department
Top issues in your department:
Funding for large EQ purchases, getting young people interested in joining
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SCBA, search & rescue, pump operation, ladders (ground), hazmat ops, wildland, extrication/stabilization.

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At 4:45pm on April 29, 2008, Frank Ricci said…
Take a look and sign up to our group we could use your input. Tactical Building Blocks & Air Management. If you search groups by most members we are list at the top.
This group will focus on aggressive interior firefighting. We will address tactics that increase your chance of not getting jammed up and cover what actions to undertake if you do.We will cover some big issues as well as small tactical tips.
 
 
 

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