Can it cut through steel in concrete block
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I cannot say for certain as I only cut through cement and the stone aggregate, BUT diamond is harder than steel, so theoretically it should. The question is how long the diamond chips will stay attached to the metal. I have successfully cut through a hardened steel screw (Fastenmaster) with a Sawz-all, equipped with an ordinary metal cutting bit, but let me tell you the blade got so hot it nearly melted just from cutting throun a single, 1/8" diameter screw. I would NOT rely on this to cut through rebar, as you intend. You might be able to cut a hole to expose the rebar and then use an oxy-acetylene torch to cut out the bar so you can continue cutting. I cannot say for certain as I only cut through cement and the stone aggregate, BUT diamond is harder than steel, so theoretically it should. The question is how long the diamond chips will stay attached to the metal. I have successfully cut through a hardened steel screw (Fastenmaster) with a Sawz-all, equipped with an ordinary metal cutting bit, but let me tell you the blade got so hot it nearly melted just from cutting throun a single, 1/8" diameter screw. I would NOT rely on this to cut through rebar, as you intend. You might be able to cut a hole to expose the rebar and then use an... » Read More I cannot say for certain as I only cut through cement and the stone aggregate, BUT diamond is harder than steel, so theoretically it should. The question is how long the diamond chips will stay attached to the metal. I have successfully cut through a hardened steel screw (Fastenmaster) with a Sawz-all, equipped with an ordinary metal cutting bit, but let me tell you the blade got so hot it nearly melted just from cutting throun a single, 1/8" diameter screw. I would NOT rely on this to cut through rebar, as you intend. You might be able to cut a hole to expose the rebar and then use an oxy-acetylene torch to cut out the bar so you can continue cutting. « Show Less
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I cannot say for certain as I only cut through cement and the stone aggregate, BUT diamond is harder than steel, so theoretically it should. The question is how long the diamond chips will stay attached to the metal. I have successfully cut through a hardened steel screw (Fastenmaster) with a Sawz-all, equipped with an ordinary metal cutting bit, but let me tell you the blade got so hot it nearly melted just from cutting throun a single, 1/8" diameter screw. I would NOT rely on this to cut through rebar, as you intend. You might be able to cut a hole to expose the rebar and then use an oxy-acetylene torch to cut out the bar so you can continue cutting.
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No. This saw is designed for wood. If you want to cut through metal you should consider buying a hacksaw designed for cutting through metal.
275482
The only hardened steel that I ever cut up was a steel angle iron bed frame. It cut it up fine with no effect on the blade. Great saw.
2212328
Yes, you can. A sharp knife is all you need to cut it, and a small awl should work to punch through it
1884506
It has been a very good tool for me. I've tried it for wood mostly, but I believe the type of bit you would need would be different for concrete and metal.
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Yes but dry cutting not on wet saw table if you have alot tobcut get the totally roung dismond blade not segmented its better on concrete and cinder blocks
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Yes, it will cut through anything that a regular utility knife will cut. It uses standard utility knife blades.
714510
I have tried and it can be done. But be ready to go through a few tiles though. I would recommend a wet saw for small cuts.
1386567
Yes it will drill in concrete. It has a function ring to turn it into a hammer drill. You need to use the appropriate drill bits
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It certainly cuts through cement blocks and mortar with ease. I have never tried it on any other type of material.
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This blade will cut aggressively bricks, concrete blocks, stones, paver tales, and so on, but not ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, glass, etc. If you try to cut these kind of tiles with it the edges will chip and will make a very rough cut.
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I used it for concrete siding and it works great. I would think it would cut flooring no problem. Just keep using the stone on the blade regularly. Good luck. This is worth every cent great tool for the money
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I don't think so. I have trouble drilling through 1/16 steel. The drills are better for aluminum.
997717
I have not tried to drill in concrete with this drill, and I would not try it with anything besides a hammer drill. I did it once with standard corded drill and it took forever.
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hello jackson,yes, these are very powerful cutters. you should have no problem cutting thru aluminum soffit.they will even cut thru light gauge steel. bill r.
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I don't know if it will cut concrete. I used it to cut glass. It might cut concrete, as it has imbedded diamonds for the cutting edge.
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This product is a wet saw for cutting tiles. It can be used to cut stone/pavers, but that is not its primary design. If you are intending to cut an entire wall's worth of stone, I would look to a more industrial product. Of course it also depends on the hardness of the stone in question.