What is the rip capacity of this saw?
1991897
Depends on how you set it up. If you extend the rip table then the capacity becomes larger. As it is, 4-5 feet safely.
1991898
The saw is ok for use with thin wood. It will stall and jam with use of thicker plywood, and treated wood
2027928
This is only the mill that attaches to you 20 inch or less chain saw bar. The rip chain is a separate purchase. Hope this helps
112013
The blade is 7 and 3/16 inches long. Coarse teeth on one side of the blade and fine teeth on the other side enable both ripping and crosscutting with the same blade. I have used these saws for years. You can do very fine work with them, and if you are careful they will last for a long time. They are superior to any American saw for small handwork.
549697
I am a homeowner cutting tree branches as needed. The thickest diameter is about 3". Unlike electric saw, I have to cut this thick branch on both sides for my easy handling. "Easy" means without stress and force. However, I have not experienced the limit or max. capacity of this tool. To me, it serves practically and neatly. Purchase recommended.
2250115
No idea but the Saw and the Blade I got from Makita was awesome. We were cross cutting white pine 6 x 12, 8 x 8, and 6 x 8. Worked great.
1691549
i hardly think this is the saw you want to use as the max log diameter would be less than about 5 1/2 " and even that would be quite a load on the motor.
112012
It is short, but other than long rip cuts (more than 4 ft), I haven't run into any real limitations. It is great for crosscuts, hard wood, joinery etc. I find that I use this exclusively, except for longer rips. I recommend the saw highly.
992921
The saw is strong enough. Make sure you get a long pruning blade (6" to 8") for the job. The pruning blades work great.
655246
3-1/2" is all you will cut with this saw, maybe 3 5/8". It is a great saw for the price.
1343831
I just measured my saw 3 1/2" max thickness. That's from the table to the bottom of the saw guard/motor housing.
34614
Really don't know without measuring it but estimate it is at least 6 ft long, plenty long for most applications. Its a good saw.
597406
Ted, I wouldn't advise it. A table saw is the safest way to rip lumber to a consistent width. Next to that a circular saw if you don't need an exact cut.
149019
I don't know exact specifications but it is perfect. I used it to chop down a good sized tree. The saw is very useful also.
1953760
I also looked in my book and couldn't find the info either. I didn't see the information on the saw either. This is a light weight saw. I have used mine quite a bit over the years I've had it. I works great. I did find a phone number you might want to try. 1-877-bosch99. Maybe they have the info you want.
1369418
I can't answer that question, but this is the best hand saw I have ever owned. Very versatile, does everything this home owner asks. Doesn't bind as longer and thinner hand saws can.
267182
That's the size saw we have and it works perfectly well. We've been pleased with this product. Easy storage and sets up quickly.
23542
As you've already heard, yes it can. You lock the saw in place on the two rails and tighten down the "rip fence." How well it makes rip cuts depends on the material. I cut both laminate and engineered hardwood flooring. I (and a few other reviewers) found that, if you're installing laminate, you'll get about one rooms' worth of use from the blade before it will slow down significantly and burn its way through your rip cuts. I used a new blade when installing the engineered hardwood and the blade was still good after two rooms' worth of cuts. The blade size is non-standard, so you'll need to buy replacements where you buy the saw if you decide to go this route.