Feb 20 2009
Dual Saw Versus a Monolithic Dome
We gave a Dual Saw to a couple of the boys at As Seen on TV Network and told them to go to town. They took the Dual Saw to a monolithic dome, and let’s just say they didn’t disappoint.
Still in renovation, this genuine monolithic dome can withstand a class 5 tornado. The original owner of the dome was a national bakery chain who used the dome for production. Though the bakery took much of their stuff with them when the left, they still left quite a few things behind. This meant the boys had 60,000 square feet worth of stuff with which to test the Dual Saw.
We also were brave enough to give them a camera or two. They were brave enough to film a few shots of their exploits in the monolithic dome. Below is what they sent back. Take a look for yourself. (Good brick is so expensive, too)
Compilation of Dual Saw Action Shots:
Omni Dual Saw Cuts Through a Metal Mailbox:
Omni Dual Saw Versus Time Itself:
Omni Dual Saw Versus a Toilet Seat:
Omni Dual Saw Cuts Through a Brick:
Omni Dual Saw Makes Opening Boxes Easier:
Something tells me we’ll be seeing more Dual Saw adventures from the boys at As Seen on TV Network. I just wish they wouldn’t have hurt that poor PC (just kidding).For more information about the dual saw, please visit As Seen on TV Network-hosted site.
i would like to order a saw, not watch all the bull crap, every thing i do to order the TV crap comes up. what is the link to order,
PAT HALTER YOU ARE ON THE WRONG WEBSITE! THIS IS THE BLOG WEBSITE FOR THE ITEMS AS SEEN ON TV. DON’T BE A HATER, THIS IS YOUR ERROR. THIS IS WHERE YOU COME TO SEE HOW THE ITEMS AS SEEN ON TV WORK IN REAL LIFE.
I’ll be nice and offer the web address but please chill dude, no one else has posted here crabbing about not being able to order.
http://www.asseenontvnetwork.com/Product-dual-saw-omni.html
You fuggars r crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!! Chill and peace out
yeah Bewildered there really showing how it works “in real life”huh?
Great site…keep up the good work.
What really are you showing here. A cardboard box, plastic soda bottle, plastic clock. Yea I’m really gonna pay 3 payments of 59.99 for a loud toy. Find a stack of R panel sheet metal and let us see how it handles that. I know from the vid I can buy a used brick saw with a table top and all and zip through masonry stock 10 times better. so what really am i looking at here. once both the blades dull you got a grinder that pushes two blades in opposite directions and defeats it own purpose. Probably one of the dumbest tools ive seen and this site lookes like a bunch of kids playing. do something substancial here. people want to see what they really always knew. this saw is overpriced junk.