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Old February 12, 2009, 11:04 PM   #11
Buzzcook
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I would be concerned about cleaning the saw well enough to use the saw a second time.
The machines I use in a professional kitchen to cut and process meat are designed to be easily taken apart and cleaned and even then they still have a very high incidence of bacterial growth.

A regular old sawzall would have a bunch of spaces for germ food to get stuck.
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