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I wanted to add one thing. If you do alot of double sided walls, or raised patios, it would behoove you to invest the $4,500.00 for a 20" saw. I built our first two, so we had a saw we did not need to use a machine to move around like other 20" saws, but lemme tell you. Having the ability to saw completely through up to an 8" block with one perfect 90° and taking 10 seconds to cut what typically takes 5 minutes, assuming you align both cuts perefectly, shaves time off the jobs.
The blades are costly, dancing around the $300.00 mark, you need a minimum of 14 horsepower, and the saw bed has to be larger. You will never regret the larger saw if and or when you gain the need to own one.
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Bill Schwab
In the year 1491, if the Naturescape Landscape Company did the site work in Pisa, Italy, they would not be calling it the "leaning" tower.
Encinitas, Ca. 92024
www.naturescapelandscape.com
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