Can this blade be used to cut vinyl plank flooring, such as us floors coretec plus?
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It CAN be used, but would I? No. Should use a higher tooth count. Even better would be the Freud LU98R010.
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The blade is a wood cutting blade. The VersaCut and the proper blade is better suited for tile cutting.
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I just used this saw to install laminate flooring in my house. The blade cut the material fine. The cut was smooth even though I had already cut quite a bit of steel with the blade and it was somewhat dull.
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I used it to cut Harmonics laminate flooring which is 5/16 in thick (7.9mm). It worked very well!
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I used this blade for cutting Lock Dry aluminum decking and it worked well. I did not even consider using it for miter saw wood cuts because of the high blade count which I thought would clog. I went back to my carbide tipped wood cutting blade and use it for all my wood working.
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no it will not cut vinyl but they to make cutters for vinyl but a straight edge(metal) and a utility knife will work fine.l
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I don't know. Probably not unless there is a special blade to used. Blades are small and delicate. Can be used to cut cement board.
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Anyone who says "no" needs to justify their answer because there is no obvious reason why not. I have a 7 1/4" non-ferrous blade on my Skilsaw and it works a charm.
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Yes, with the right blade. We use it to cut GluLams and it does it with ease.
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Yes, it can, but very slowly. I found that on the tihicker cuts there is a tendency to push too hard, bending the saw blade. Although the cut would be thicker with a tile saw, that would be a faster way to do it.
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yes if you can find a metal blade with the same size arbor hole, then it will work. just remember it will cut slow because of the low rpm.
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I think this saw would have no problem cutting laminate flooring. But make sure you use the right blade and cut it upside down or it will chip.
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I do not see why not. I cut up an entire shed (approx. 8x12) with aluminum skin, steel framing, and wood floor with 4x6 inch support beams. I did not have any problems with any of it. Just take your time and do not force the blade through whatever you are cutting. Use just enough pressure to let the blade cut efficiently.
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yes, but, this does a very poor job splitting large tiles. my experience with it was it would only provide a straight break on smaller tiles. on large tiles which incidentally are more expensive the cut wanders towards the end of the cut. you would be much better off buying or renting a basic wet saw or even using a diamond tile blade on a grinder.
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Yes with the right blade attached. I have used mine to cut tile and everything else on my old CJ7. Great tool and you will not be disappointed.
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Yes. That's what I've been using it for. Be sure to watch the gauge of the metal you are cutting versus the maximum gauge that the cutter is rated for.
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Hello Diane,Yes, this tool would be great for the job you described. It even comes with a tile cutting blade. Hope that helps!