Can you use this to cut patio pavers?
209891
no it is not made for things like that its a scoll saw made for doing small too medieam size work with small wood or steel if you put in the right blade i would use a masonary blade on a circler saw to cut your pavers with
209892
Don't know what patio pavers are, but the BladeRunner is a great saw has cut everything we wanted to do with it. We give it a 5 star
1069445
It can and I use it to cut my fescue, but I wouldn't recommend it for that, especially if the grass is longer.
1826446
I bought mine to cut patio bricks. I went through a blade in less than a minute. I went to Home Depot, Lowes and ONLINE.There are no alternatives to the dremel blades because of their unique diameter.
1514331
Yes....it does well with concrete. A 7 1/4 inch Diamond Blade is all you will need. I've cut concrete slabs with it.....no problem.
1435660
That depends on what you are cutting. So far, I have cut 100 pavers and 300 brick down the length of the brick. There is no noticeable wear as of yet. If you are cutting thick pieces of granite that are not going to need to be perfect on the face, then it should work. If you are cutting tile, where chips will be a problem, then no, it wouldn't be good. A smooth rim blade would be better for that.
1481468
Yes, I used one blade to cut 12 or more one inch thick patio blocks. It will not cut one inch deep so I had to turn the block over to finsh the cut. Ceramic tile should be no more than a half inch thick and there should be no problem with your 12 inch cut.
1691999
Susan, I would also say no. This type of pruning saw is primarily for trimming landscape tree limbs or pine/spruce trees. The blade is very aggressive. Arborvitae have no "limbs" per se. The type of pole you're looking for would have a lopping blade at the end with an extended trigger or rope to snap closed when pulled. Something like Fiskars model 9240 Telescoping pruning pole (on Amazon's site) would work well.
1690195
It stated on a sticker "made in China", I used it to set Patio Pavers it cut like butter, just don't push hard, I got rid of a worker for doing just that, I wasn't worried about the Blade, I was worried that he might burn the equipment's bearings and shaft. But I would buy Again when I need to. Hope it helps.
1764558
I would not recommend this tool for the job....not enough power. Blade has a back on it so the angle of the cut would be too shallow. Use a skillsaw or table saw or band saw with infeed/outfeed table or rollers.
1761227
It can be used?, I got better results using a wet environment using a Cordless saw,. "If you use a corded Saw > Careful you don't electrocute yourself<". It cuts good, Don't put pressure let the blade cut as you move it. the Blade I got I cut over 400 pavers and over 100 stepping stones [12" X 12"]. hope this helps. Use goggles (I preferred a Face shield don't like my face getting hit by small pieces).
1794193
You will need a conventional wet saw to do that. I wouldn't risk destroying this saw just to do pavers.
1178917
I am pretty sure it will, I cut stone patio tiles with it with no problem. You might want to have a spray bottle with water to wet it while cutting.
2254093
We bought a pad designed to be used in that situation and it works fine (we have a trex deck). I would think brick pavers would work fine. I'm sure you can "Google" for the pad we bought - we forget the name of it. It's rather low profile and looks fine.
17884
It might be able to do this job, but not with the blades that come with the tool. It seems to me that a concrete saw from the rental yard would make cutting the channels pretty easy. On the holes for the plug boxes, I think you could use this tool with a better quality blade (Maybe a diamond one).
1377257
Not really. You would be better off with a router. Routers will give you more options for bits and the fences are meant to guide along a straight edge. This tool is for rough plunge cuts (holes in drywall).
2172272
I used this on tile with an angle grinder for a small number of detail cuts. It cuts through tile very well. I use it on pavers as well. Haven't used this blade in a wet saw though. Good blade for my use.
1794195
why would you want to? you can probably get by doing paver but I sure would not waste a miter saw to do so. I have cut some with my standard circular saw and it wast NOT a clean job and I only had 3 pavers to do. If you have a big project get a wet saw.