will this saw cut exhast tubing
857598
I have not tried it with tubing, but depending on dia & with the right blade I'm fairly confident that it should. However I would recommend getting a blade made by a professional shop.
857599
yes - you will need to buy metal cutting blade - comes with wood cutting blade.
607431
Yes this saw is great it comes with a diamond blade which will cut your items. I recommend the stand though because it keeps the saw at the right height for water return to pump and makes it easier to use.
1360860
I'm not sure, based on my experience cutting thin wall steel tubing, cutting 1/2" SS will be very slow.
336226
Although I have no experience in this area I would say the hard plastic tire on the wheels would probably be damaged if you cut metal with this saw. I personally woujld not cut metal with my bandsaw.
772594
Yes it will. Please be advised, this saw is the best I have ever owned, but it is VERY SHARP. Don't let kids get near it and be very careful yourself. It might cut through a miter box if you don't watch the cut depth.
2254832
I would not recommend it as cold saw is designed to have a lower blade speed. Cutting aluminum would probably be ok.
1543943
It should work fine for you. I use mine recularly to cut one inch 4130 chrome moly tubing for aircraft frames
101183
Sorry, I do not know. But, I'd try cutting a little bit of tubing from home depot of the same diameter and save your self the hunt.
206074
Yes. You need the correct gauge that will attach to this cutter. That can be found here:
2181906
The saw is built to make cuts of many angles on wood such cas 2X4's. It will not rip a 2X4. So if by,"Straight " you mean an accurate cross cut,the answer is yes .
1023451
No but look at this... https://www.kregtool.com/store/c48/saw-attachments/p79/rip-cuttrade/
2005403
It can be cut using standard tubing cutters, but they make special tubing cutters just for flexible pipe and they do a much better job
1286972
Yes it will, however you will have to use a hack saw and cut a bit to size.I had to do that on mine and works fine.
970700
I don't know. I use the saw for wood only. If I was going to cut some metal I would use my hacksaw or a torch.
804870
Jonathan, I ordered two of these saws and sent both of them back. The first one leaked horribly where it was not suppose to, and the second one, the blade kept coming off. I got irritated with them and exchanged them both for a Zephyr ring saw. I hate that I could not answer your question, but I DID NOT like this saw at all.
814002
Frank: the saw will cut metal flatwork and tubing, copper,wood and plastic and I suppose gold and silver. You are going to need a pretty fine blade (more teeth per inch). You also need to look at the product description and determine if you can tolerate the amount of vibration that occilation will cause. It will need to be clamped to a solid bench top or work table to stabilize it as much as possible hope this helps.
2055524
No, It will only do straight line cuts. You'll need either a scroll saw or a jig saw to follow curved patterns. Scroll saw is table mounted and can follow tight radius curves. Jig saw can be table-mounted or hand held and can cut curves of larger radius. For either saw type, to cut tight radii cuts, you'll want a narrow blade (tip of tooth to back edge), for larger radii or straight line cuts, a wider blade is better.