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Probably cost more than likely.

Interesting theory. I would think the chassis of the chain needs some beef behind it to take the beating.

Personally there is no way I am spending that much for a chain. All the metal I have hit really does not destroy regular saw chain "that" badly. I have destroyed some top handle chains hitting metal but few and very far between. I hit a nail last week and the saw just cut thru it with damage to...

Yep 1800w but take in account the gearing. Torque. The dry cut saw has more HP/torque at the wheel than an abrasive wheel.

They do make such a saw but it spins much slower than an abrasive, about half the rpm and half again as much HP.

Fiberglass is pretty abrasive.

I meant it as more of a joke, but some kind of critter or a kid with a slingshot.

Effin squirrels!

Either new or cutting just like a raped ape.