Will this cut titanium?
2065425
It will BUT the burrs (diamond) will not last very long --- titanium is very tuff.
1693415
No, this blade is not suitable for wood. It will likely cut it but not as well as a blade that is made for cutting wood. This blade is for cutting aluminum and non ferrous metals. You sill likely find a carbide tipped blade for cutting wood for a bit cheaper also.
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.
1078584
It depends on the gauge (thickness) of the metal you are wanting to cut, but the blade included is meant for cutting through wood, metal, and plastic.
161329
I personally have not used it for cutting metal, and if I had to I would use it only for cutting small pieces of copper. I bought this for cutting and repairing some small pieces of our porcelain tile(1/4" thick) when it needed repairing. Dremel provides a booklet that will tell you what each accessory is designed for. Maybe you can get from their web site.
2253920
Yes it will. it cuts my 18 GA roofing like butter. The shears are adjustable for cutting real thin metal if needed.
2076201
Isn't the blade the key to cutting anything? You can use this saw to cut darn near everything, including non-ferrous metals, IF you install the correct blade.
509715
I will double check the one I have at work. I know it cuts both non ferrous metal and plastic.
1950345
I am certain it will. I have cut through some high tensile heavy duty decking nails and fasteners that are much thicker. You must remember that it is a vibration action tool so hold your workpiece well.
731500
Yes, make sure you get the right blade for it. If it is the thick metal plates, a standing band saw may be better though!
1307293
Yes! I have cut polished stainless steel with perfect finish results many times. The trick is to use the appropriate metal blade for the material being cut, the correct stroke and speed setting on the saw are critical too. Finally- and this is most important- you really need to clamp the work piece down, let the saw do the cutting don't push it to hard and wear safety goggles; the chips fly everywhere!
562875
Yes, it can, but very slowly. I found that on the tihicker cuts there is a tendency to push too hard, bending the saw blade. Although the cut would be thicker with a tile saw, that would be a faster way to do it.
1738331
I would assume that using the "metal" cutting blade it would cut steel! Wear eye protection!
655
This saw will not cut metal. The steel its teeth are made from is not hard enough for cutting metal.
221230
yes it will. my wife cut her nail time less than half with this unit and loves it. It also comes with everything you need.
509713
I have used this blade to cut aluminum decking. I understand that it is not to be used for ferrous metal or wood.
2152592
It will cut thru large limbs easily. So I assume with a metal cutting blade it could do it.