will it cut threw I beams
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I used a number of those already to cut bricks and concrete pavers and worked good. Concrete beam has rebars and the blade may not work or get damage easily, check the product specification.
326211
all we used it for is putting expansion joints in our concrete. Sorry not really the answer you are looking for you.
326212
I work for a plumbing company and we came across a pipe (underground in a tight spot) where we had to cut an 8" diameter steel pipe, which was 1/2" thick!!!!, and we used a diamond blade......it WILL cut it. Of course the best thing would be a blade designed specifically for metal, but this blade WILL cut it I assure you.
1359800
It would cut it but holding a small stone to cut it would be hazardous to your hands and very messy. You should by a cutter that has a holding fixture. My opinion. I like the saw for tile.
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It should work fine for you. I use mine recularly to cut one inch 4130 chrome moly tubing for aircraft frames
711780
any saw of this sort is hard to get perfectly straight cuts the blade you use will depend on how chipfree the cut will be altho it comes with a plastic plate that mounts close to the blade to help eliminate chips
842304
It will. might take longer on areas that weren't previously edged, but it will cut pretty well.
1924712
I didn't have to cut mine but by the material that it is made of a simple hacksaw should be able to cut it. It should be simple enough to modify if needed. Hope it does the job for you.
945397
I was able to cut through pressure treated 4x4's with mine, I even cut through PT 6x6 with it. You have to turn it, but it will do it.
49355
Yes, it will cut through anything that a regular utility knife will cut. It uses standard utility knife blades.
759823
Yes, it won't just blow through it, but it will cut it. If you're cutting a lot of it, a band saw would work better.
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i don't see why it wouldn't, it cut a nail for me that i didn't know was there ,just slow it down and you shouldn't have any trouble. good luck
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I think this saw would work for you, just keep your fingers away from the blade. I bought mine to use to cut metal strips to use in stained glass projects. Good luck.
445906
Yes, I think it would. Have notched out some planks and entered the cut with a radius. For a more exact cut a jigsaw can be used with a cement board cutting blade. Have used one from Bosch.
1855062
Just as easy as can be when you use a metal blade. They use this type of saw in NASCAR to cut away metal panels. I have used it to cut everything , but glass. Make sure to wear goggles! Charlie
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What is a finished I-Beam? - I mounted mine to a raw ibeam. If you have encased the beam in wood or something else, the finish will get damaged, even if you try to protect it the compression stress on any finishing will mar or damage the finish. If you don't care, then I would cut through and remove the finishe so you get a more snug and secure fit to the I-beam.
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I'm not sure. Being old school, I never really got into using lasers, etc., on my saws. I figure if I'm going to screw up a cut, it's gonna be because I messed up, and not the laser!
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Yes it will, however you will have to use a hack saw and cut a bit to size. I had to do that on mine and works fine.
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Don't know if the saw will work or not. We like the job it does on our log projects. However, I would think you would need a metal cutting blade to cut aluminum.