Will this work with the Bimetal Flush Cut Blade for Wood & Metal Cutting
286424
That blade is not a rotary blade. It works in the multi max. It is a oscillating blade that goes back and forth and doesn't spin. This is the tool that would work for that: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=dremel+multi+max Hope this helps. <(B^)
286425
hi Lucas,I just searched and found this, http://www.homedepot.com/p/Dremel-1-1-8-in-Bi-Metal-Flush-Cut-Blade-MM462/202074046?N=5yc1vZc23d.looks like dremel makes an flush cut blade. so im gonna say yes.
286426
Not being an expert on the type blade you indicate, I would say in most cases, the speed of the blade determines the best cut. To better control the speed I also purchased voltage controller (rheostat) connecting the Dremel through the controller. This controls the motor speed, allowing you to select the best cutting speed. I felt this was less expensive than using the Dremel with variable speed.
1158319
You need to purchase a chop saw if you want to cut metal. This saw is only suitable for wood.
509714
this blade cuts wood or alumium , i use it for cutting alumiun it works very good. spray some WD-40 on it every few cuts . very nice cuts with this blade
857599
yes - you will need to buy metal cutting blade - comes with wood cutting blade.
1693421
Yes, but it is not as good on wood as a dedicated wood blade. I primarily cut aluminum with an occasional bit of wood cutting so this blade is best for me.
1114100
yes...that's the model I have. The one blade I am using (There were two in the pack. I unwrapped one.)...works perfectly.
2267405
Depends if the mounting holes on the magneto match the mounting legs on the saw. I would look up a parts break down for the saw and see if the p/n matches.
2030042
This particular blade is made for non-ferrous metals and plastic. It's not the correct tooth profile for wood. You can cut wood with it but it does not like it. Use an actual wood profile with a higher tooth count for smoother cuts.
706462
If you cross reference your current craftsman blade with the oregon blade that will let you know. Other than that I woyld not know the answer.
58312
yes it will, if you cut the boards twice. I use this saw to cut 5/4" by 6" decking into thinner planks for some trim things on jobsites. You will have to go slow and make sure you keep the material straight and plumb. Only other tools I own that i could make a cut like that with are band saw (stuck at a shop) or planer (take forever and make too much dust). Maybe not what this saw was intended for but it works great. Get a sharp good blade and you it will work no problem.
1502178
Yes it will, the two carbides are in a V shape so regardless if the blade is straight or serrated it just follows the edge of the knife.
81994
I use mine to cut both wood and plastic model parts so it should do the job for you.
79206
Yes the referenced blade set will work on a B&D.; I have the set and a B&D; tool.
1198430
Yep. Use it on mine. I would suggest getting extra metal blades, it doesn't come with enough in my opinion.
2242280
Probably not. I would imagine that the blade hookups would be different as per manufacturer.
294699
Yes, it will work fine as long as you use a metal-cutting blade. This saw (BSS611Z) is more of a universal circular saw for all kinds of materials. The "Metal Cutting Saw" (BCS550Z) is more specific to metal materials - as an electrician I used this Metal Cutting Saw (company issued) very frequently on almost any metal material: conduit, Unistrut, all thread, Rigid pipe, square tubing, flat iron, etc. and it performed like a champ every time (granted, you go through batteries and blades quickly depending on use). I enjoyed it so much I wanted to buy one for myself, but I do wood work around the house too. I went with this saw (BSS611Z) and couldn't be happier! Only real differences: more adjustment options, nicer design/style, heavier at 7.3lbs instead of the 550Z at 5.7 (not too noticeable), Load speed is higher (3700 vs 3600 RPM), and the blade size is 6.5" on the 611Z vs 5-3/8" on the 550Z. As a construction worker who relied on Makita tools/saws heavily throughout every day, I would highly recommend this saw! Just be sure you have a spare battery or two so the job doesn't suffer because you're waiting on a charge. :)
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It appears they might based on this article however there maay be some issues:http://woodworking.about.com/od/recommendations/gr/Rockwell-Bladerunner-Rk7320-Cutting-Machine.htm*Wide blades, such as the popular Bosch T308B, are too wide and cut into the plastic dust port