Pneumatic saws present no electrical shock hazard and are commonly used near water. The air motor is much more rugged than an electric motor and can

Pneumatic saws present no electrical shock hazard and are commonly used near water. The air motor is much more rugged than an electric motor and can withstand heavy use, including stalling, without overheating. Features: • Self-locking throttle • Air power means no motor burnout from stalls • Exclusive self-regulating motor with patented controller for more power with less weight • Depth and angle of cut are easily adjusted Details: • Grip Handle with Lock-off Throttle • Uses 12 in. (305 mm) diameter Crosscut Wood Sawing Blade. Model No. B12–257R • Pin-type Blade Flange • Depth Gauge Bracket for adjusting depth of cut from 1-5/8" to 5-3/8" in. (35 mm to 111 mm) with 12 in. (305 mm) blade • Built-in Lubricator