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circular saw
(redirected from Buzzsaw)

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circular saw
a power-driven saw in which a circular disc with a toothed edge is rotated at high speed

circular saw [′sər·kyə·lər ′sȯ]
(mechanical engineering)
Any of several power tools for cutting wood or metal, having a thin steel disk with a toothed edge that rotates on a spindle.

circular saw
circular saw
A power-operated saw in the form of a circular steel blade with teeth along the perimeter. Also see table saw.


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The challenge for malty beers is keeping all that sweetness in balance, and Buzzsaw cuts it just right.
When he came on stage, Numan had half of Scotland's traffic lights with him, his band look like they've been recruited from a Chippendales 1991 calendar, and the sound was a saturated fug of buzzsaw guitars and sinister synths.
Renamed Buzzsaw Blade, he ran sixth of eight in the 2003 New Zealand Derby, and has sired a few litters.
 
 
 
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