Tied2Texas
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(laughing) I think the blades that come with the saws are designed to shear off if you hit an obstruction or go even a little bit side-ways, so they're not a good starting point for a mount. I've lost count of how many I've broken cutting soft wood. I've seen a cheaper vacu-lock adapter somewhere... I'll have to dig around and see if I saved the page. It was plastic instead of machined aluminum, around $20USD if memory serves.
Edit: it looks like it's rubber, not plastic. You'd have to knock out the snaps, but it'd give you a somewhat flexible mount once you'd adapted it to the saw. It's merely the adapter for a strap-on harness, $9 online.
http://www.vac-u-lock.com/detail/1/3/3/144/99/VAC-U-LOCK-PLUG-WITH-SNAPS.html
I'll second the motion on a speed-controlled saw. You can get an after-market speed control, but it'll end up costing more than buying a better saw would.
One of my brothers runs a 'screw machine' at a machine shop, but it's nothing like the sander above! 
< Message edited by Tied2Texas -- 9/5/2007 1:35:16 PM >
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RE: sawz-all powered dildo.... - 
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