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Ken Ingram– Owner Handyman Express, Inc. |
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Bath Remodels, Kitchen Remodels, Room Additions to New Homes |
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HANDYMAN EXPRESS |
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Handyman Express, Inc. :: (714) 531-0353—(714) 960-960-1514 “At Your Service For ALL Your Construction Needs!” Licensed, Bonded & Insured - B785497 Copyright 2009– Handyman Express, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
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New Home Construction |
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Employment |
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Employment Opportunities
Handyman Express is always on the look out for highly motivated self-starters with experience in the handyman/construction field.
If you are interested in a position with Handyman Express please e-mail us at: inquiries@handymanexpress.net
Please be sure to include your contact information as well as fields of expertise, years of experience, and any additional information you feel necessary.
Or contact us at:
(714)531-0353
(714)960-1514 |
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Ken’s Fun Facts
The Circular Saw
Invented in England in 1780, the circular saw (also commonly known as the ‘buzz saw’ in the USA) is a metal disc or blade with saw teeth on the edge as well as the machine that causes the disc to spin. It is a tool for cutting wood or other materials and may be hand-held or table mounted. While today they are almost exclusively powered by electricity, larger ones, such as those in “saw mills”, were traditionally powered by water turning a large wheel. While designed to cut wood they may be equipped with blades to cut masonry, plastics, or metal although there are purpose-made circular saws specially designed for particular materials. In addition to hand-held circular saws, different saws that use circular blades include: Miter saws (or Chop saw or Cut-off saw); Radial arm saws; Saw mills; Table saws; Panel saws; and Biscuit joiners. The term circular saw is most commonly used to refer to a hand-held electric circular saw. Circular saws can either be left or right handed, depending on which side of the blade the motor sits. |
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(714) 531-0353 (714) 960-1514 |