Does this fit the DEWALT DWE315K Multi Material Corded Oscillating Tool? Are ok for cutting hard wood? (just small cuts)?
1979507
Not 100% sure but it should, it has a multi head fitting, so it should work on most popular oscillating tools. I cut 4 16 penny nails and I think it could cut several dozen more. It's truly an amazing set of blades.
1979508
The blade you want is 3QR200 it will fit your tool and it will be best to cut hard woods. Let ln me know if you have any questions
1979509
Don't know about the dewalt, but I use these to cut through nails all the time. Next to steel, hardwood is nothing. In wood it does help to gently move the blade back an forth laterally against a guide as you cut to minimize over-heating and smoking
1886023
DEWALT DW9058 5-3/8-Inch Cordless Construction Saw Blade Combo Pack with 30 Tooth and 16 Tooth Saw Blades
1342838
Sorry... I have no idea, but I may have to check it out, most Carbide (Cold Cut) saws come with the 15" blade I thought which would not fit the 14" DeWalt naturally. I'm not thrilled with this saw, it does the job for the price, but "Next Time", I'll shell out the bucks for a life time saw. sorry... :(
831928
I am sorry but I am not positive. However I do not think it will as the length and design would not fit correctly and the tool would tend to fall out. Good idea for that type of tool. Suggest you call dewalt customer service and suggest it. You might get a reward for the idea.
1587196
I have no idea as I don't own that device. I bought this for use with my Rigid cordless oscillating tool. If I had the dremel I'd try it out for you. But unfortunately I don't have that particular Dremel device.
1534607
Yeh too bad someone doesnt explain that better huh! I bought this saw last year as a Christmas present for my husband who said he wanted a "chop saw". However, the instructions that came with the saw itself stated that this saw was for cutting "metal" only. We started to return the saw, but my husband now says its one of his best gifts ever, even if it was a mistake. Sorry- the bottom line... not for cutting wood, but you may find more uses for this thing than you think. And no, i do not work for DeWalt.
518326
I'm not sure if it will fit the model table saw you're asking about or not, but I bought mine to be a zero clearance dado insert and it worked great. Only problem is obviously, if you use for a 3/4 inch dado cut for example, then it's no longer a zero clearance insert for any dado cut thinner than 3/4 inch. I was okay with that. I'm not making finish carpentry, just a beginner woodworker making projects as a hobby. I use mine on a Dewalt DW744.
1573367
I don't have saw handy, but the Dewalt web sitehttp://www.dewalt.com/tools/tile-saws-handheld-tile-saw-dwc860w.aspxsays 20 mm
246560
There are really two issues here. First, are the cutting tips hard enough to cut the material. If it's carbide-tipped, yes. If it's just high speed steel, you might get away with a few time. Check with Dewalt's website. The second, and more problematic issue is whether you have enough torque with your driver. There are alot of cutting teeths contacting the surface all all one. Multiply by the 2" lever arm, that's alot of torque. Cutting wood and plaster is okay. But cutting steel, that's alot of force. And a related severe problem is with the precession of the cutting point, which tend to make holding this thing difficult by hand. I used mine to cut through 3/4" thick wood. It was already wobbling a bit. With steel, it'll be a bigger problem. With a 4" diameter, it'll be worse.
851926
I cant say as to fitting the DeWalt. I also bought it to fit my Dremel, and it works fine for that.
710157
I saw the answers about cutting with a long blade, this may be possible. If you are procuring a tool to do a job you might as well buy the correct tool. I would suggest an oscillating saw such as this one PORTER-CABLE PCE605K 3-Amp Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit with 31 Accessories "I do not particularly endorse the Porter cable exact product" I did have a Porter Cable and it did not last very long. Currently running a Dremel and will see how it lasts."
938586
I really couldn't say for sure. However, the holes in the removable rails seem to have a rather flexible arrangement to allow for other brand saws to be used. You may want to download the instructions from the DeWalt website to see if dimensions are available.
105513
Yes it will with a bit of a mod (see my customer uploaded images). It is exactly the same size when you lay this over the DWE7491RS throat plate. On the left side of the Dewalt plate you will notice there is a notch out. This is to accommodate something that pops up at max height under the black fabric. If you cut out a notch to match (see my review of this with pics), it will fit just fine. As others have said with a DADO, once you cut it, it is only 0 clearance for that size. Still cheaper then getting the stock Dewalt plate for the other saws.
2142463
Works great with the Dewalt 12" Compound Sliding Miter Saw. That's what I paired it with and it's an awesome combo.
831355
Not sure. You would need to look at the Black & Decker site to find out if the oscillating tool has a universal mount. As far as I know, Rockwell designs it's oscillating tool with a universal mount and designs its blades for all brands.
71854
Chop saws that can use a carbide blade seem to be specific. I wouldn't chance it even if you found one that fit
1604851
This DeWalt oscillating multi-tool is designed for professional detail sanding, plunge cutting, flush cutting, removal of excess materials and surface preparation applications. For advise regarding alternative uses or unique applications, please consult with DeWalt Technical Support at 800-433-9258.