What's the max size material that will fit under the blade? I need to cut some 4" square tubing.
1504567
Depends on the diameter of the blade. it cuts from the blade edge to the edge of the chuck ring. 4" no problem with a 14" blade.
1504568
I think 4" tubing should be OK. I haven't cut anything except 2 3/8" drill stem but it looks like your tubing should work. I measured it right now and it does appear that it will be fine up to about 5 or 6 inch but, like I said, I have not tried cutting that size yet but I'm pretty sure it will work.
1504569
I have cut up to 6 inch plastic pipe. 4 inch should be no trouble. you will have to put a block behind the pipe in order to reach the fence.
1091140
It's designed for one or more fairly thin layers of fabric, and only cuts a smooth curve for items 1-2 mm thick or less. I'm not sure 1/4" would fit within the radius of the blade. Even if it did fit under the blade, the resulting cut would be pretty choppy-- the blade won't roll smoothly if embedded so deeply. Slow manual cutting with an Exacto knife blade would be better.
2011038
I have set mine to cut 1/8" birch plywood. I have even cut less to cut in a area to lay decorative copper wire. I do not know off the top of my head the max depth. I do not know if it will cut the short side of a 2X4. The gauge is easy to set! I like mine. I do say that you need to use it a few times to get used to its quirky way of always needing to plunge cut everything.
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.
101183
Sorry, I do not know. But, I'd try cutting a little bit of tubing from home depot of the same diameter and save your self the hunt.
1066999
The best solution is to purchase the product which is slightly larger and cut to size. The material cuts easily with a straight edge (e.g. a level) and a utility knife.
1543945
I think you would be better off with an 4.5 inch abrasive saw. I think dewalt makes one.
548876
I have knives with a 10+ inch blade that fit, with id guess a 4 inch handle.
567171
1/2" Foam is the limit for this particular cutter. It has 1/8" marks where you tighten the blade to adjust.
137758
It's a great tool, but I dont know that Id try and cut through .75" of material.. I cut 1/4" mdf core birch ply and it was pretty great but slow.. It is however a fantastic versatile tool.. And highly recommend it to anyone.
1148348
Max thickness is about an inch and a half. I purchased mine to cut pinewood derby cars for our scout troop if that helps.
66115
Any wood cutting blade would work. The more teeth a blade has , the less ripout there is. This mainly applies to wood but I imagine it would be the same with the foam backed trim. Get a 50 or 60 tpi blade
881779
I just tested it on some 1/8" foam and 1/4" foam and it worked fine. Keep the blade sharp to prevent material from sliding and you should be fine, Just a heads up - this does not come with extra blades so you may want to consider ordering them at the same time.
1338177
"the cutting depth is 1 3/16, cutting material up to 2 inches thick". That is a quote right from the box. Your cutting depth is limited because of the bar that holds the two cutting blades.
209571
can use a circular saw for most of the cuts. also needed a jigsaw,drills .. I think 4 sheets of 3/4" and 2 sheets of 1/4".
359928
I believe someone mentioned you can buy a cutter blade assembly from another brand that will fit. I forget the dimensions but the blade size for the MTM is a standard size.
1022965
I can't say but I've had issues regarding ordering the specific blade for this saw. I bought one that the seller said was 4 3/8 but it was 4". Otherwise the saw is great!