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A colleague is seeking to equip his teaching lab with an otolith sectioning saw. I'm most familiar with the Isomet Low Speed saw, but I understand there are other manufacturers out there.
Any suggestions/reviews about saws, their performance and reliability, and cost (especially important for a teaching lab with limited budget) would be greatly appreciated. He's even interested in finding out if there's a marketplace for used saws.
Thanks.
Jon
Jon Shenker, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Marine Biology
Department of Biological Sciences
Florida Institute of Technology
150 West University Boulevard
Melbourne, FL 32904
321-674-8145
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"...a constant stream of eager young folk, men and women, come to me with the same query. 'My present
work is dull. How do I become an ichthyologist?'" J.L.B. Smith, 1956 "The Search Beneath The Sea."
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