Can this be used to fasten an EPDM liner edge to stone? If not, any suggestions for that application? Thanks.
291901
I wouldn't recommend it. It's not that strong. I would recommend a good quality dasher sieve caulk.
1765539
Should work okay as long as you comb the sand and make sure there's no larger stones. Also works best if your using coving as well.
1474362
The fact is the fence, (either 40"or 50") has to be attached to the table! Sears didn't make a table top out of granite that I'm aware of. Is it just your extensions that are granite? If you have a steel/cast table, the actual table with the miter guide cut parallel to the blade hole. You're probably ok! If you can bolt to that it should be sufficient to hold the fence> I would just replace the granite extensions with the ones suggested in the manual with the saw! Good luck! A picture of your saw would be helpful! Terry Thanks for the lesson Cheryl! Granite was used!
1095551
If you get the PacTool that is for 5/8" siding it should work. We have used it for certainteed and will use it for Hardie (tried the thickness and it worked) siding. Awesome!
1447658
I've found this stone works well with kitchen cutlery but is too fine for garden equipment. If you've got the axe ground down, the coarse grit side would be a good finisher but the fine grit side would just get torn up.
168876
No, I'd suggest a mechanical fastener. The glaze on the tile will make it difficult for the epoxy to hold.
1696757
Yes. I used it over another sealer without any problems. It is designed for all natural stones.
932650
I would think so ive seen it used on pistol slides. i haven't used it on anymetal myself tho.
1418045
it might, not sure. Make sure it is fresh glue. Anything over 6 months old, dont expect it to work as stated by Gorilla Glue in their letter to me. It looses its adhesion ability as it ages. Never tried it on stone. I think i would call an installer/manufacturer and see what they use for repairs. I promise you they dont want to make the repair twice, second time at their expense. If it were my counter tops I would not use it because of the chemicals that may be passed on to the food even though it may not be much it is still super glue or so its called. Not so super in my book.
729674
I don't know, but I would give it a try. You will probably need to buy a special diamond tip blade????
2174584
No, this cannot be used on stone. There are several ways to make stone stick together. Mortar, Epoxy, construction adhesive.
2174581
Titebond would not be my first choice for gluing stone. I don't know what you could use on stone, but I do now that Titebond isn't it.
1120225
Not really certain but, it's probably not long enough. Try a large and long masonry bit and/or call a local paving stone supplier and ask what they use.
906102
I would always use a cutting mat with this to avoid hurting any surface under the fabric. I certainly think granite would hurt the cutting edge of this tool, but am not sure.
1465816
I would not know how it would hold up on granite. I know that I used to engrave over 900 tools (of varying types and strengths of steel), and the original tip still looks new. I would think it's worth a shot, but I wouldn't say for certain that it would hold up.
1539498
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.
1790337
It would work for that but be careful at what level of coarse you use. This is only the coarse stone, you may want to finish with a finer grit, after using the coarse finish with fine, this will insure a closer fit in the end. they clean easily and remove steel like sand paper on wood. Hope this helps.