I want to cut out my old wood flooring from under the cabinets. Will this thing flush cut 3/4" oak flooring from under the kick plate area?
1515577
I think the tool would probably be underpowered. It's better with softer woods.
1515578
TheSaw-Max will flush cut to a Max of 3/4". Though I have not cut oak, I have cut 1/4" steel and a lot of porcelin tile successfully. You will not be able to finish cuts at inside corners with it and will need to find a method to cut last couple inches at inside corners, if you have any. The Multi-Max would do the last couple inches of inside corners. Hitting any nails will affect blade life. If you find the blade is working too hard at full thickness, reduce depth and use multiple passes. The saw definitely has the power to make the cuts you ask about.
1515579
yes it will as it comes with a flush cut blade.but you will be cutting at max dept
548720
Yes it will. Very easy to use. You will have to change out the depth guide to the smaller guide, which is supplied in the kit. The one which is installed on the gun is for 3/4" flooring. This gun in very reliable and accurate. I had zero issue's with it installing 600sq ft of hardwood flooring.
295224
It has two extended places on the back that you drill hole in your cabinet or drawer and they set back in, it will go flush against it yes.
1456067
I used it to cut through a 1/2 plywood sheet and had to give the hole saw a break half way between. Of course oak is harder so you might want to rest it more. Even though it takes time (maybe 20 minutes for one hole) it gives you a perfect circle instead of using a jig saw and having uneven edges. Best of luck!
2175391
Are you talking about cutting the bottom of the door jamb? For like new flooring? If so then yes this is an excellent tool when used with the flush cutting blade
1966579
Maybe not quite the right tool simply because the teeth do not go right to the end of the blade. There is another small saw called a flush cut, I believe, which does have teeth going right to the end of the blade. You may still have trouble using just a saw for the job unless there is a gap between the molding and the floor. But the Shark saw is an excellent tool to have around and does make very fine cuts on the pull stroke as well as having a coarser cut side. Get one just for the hell of it !
221141
Yes, the semicircle saw blade will cut through the floor protector like a hot knife through butter. Be sure to put some scrap material under the floor protector when cutting, and use a guide to help keep your cut straight.
1611488
I don't think it will cut your 5 1/4" base vertical. I used it to cut 4" base with no problem. The blade rises to just over 6" clearance, but it appears that coming down the top of the base would hit the arbor before the blade cut through to the bottom. But this is just eyeballing it, not actual application.
1384967
For me it depends on the wood. I have 2" basswood that the cuts right through, the bass is soft though. Also I have 2' oak that it will cut, but much patience is needed. I didn't pay attention to the clearance but as I remember with 2" wood it wasn't an issue.
211805
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.
1589365
Yes, if you're careful and patient. I used this saw to put together a model train table for my kids and did quite a few flush cuts in the process. I have sliced things as thin as 1/8" using this saw.
58312
yes it will, if you cut the boards twice. I use this saw to cut 5/4" by 6" decking into thinner planks for some trim things on jobsites. You will have to go slow and make sure you keep the material straight and plumb. Only other tools I own that i could make a cut like that with are band saw (stuck at a shop) or planer (take forever and make too much dust). Maybe not what this saw was intended for but it works great. Get a sharp good blade and you it will work no problem.
391705
I yet to use it on brick or mortar. However, the flush cutting on wood and laminate has given excellent results. This saw would be my first choice to try on your undercut.
1307140
That will be too tight a fit. Am no longer living where I installed it, but recollect I was thankful that it do not fit flush.not sure you could install it or pull it out for repair without damaging wood around it (floor)
1592153
Yes, it worked well on my pre-finished 3/4 inch oak flooring. I only had one jam when I did not hit it squarely. If you hit it firmly and squarely it works very well. A little practice will help to get it down. I used the 2 inch L head nails. I had to elevate the air pressure to some over 100 - then it worked very well.
1853686
If you needed to cut a hole in, or notch a 2x4 this might work but it would not be the most efficient tool for the job. I think the included blade is 1 and 3/4 in. If you want to cut a 2x4 in half, use a skill saw or the trim saw attachment.
1643737
Not to my knowledge. I do not think the saw maxi was designed for fine cut you would need for flush corners. A miter saw or a miter box with a good saw should do it. Stanley and Buck would be a good choice