Can i use this to cut other material such at plastic tubing, acrylic and wood?
1004952
Sure can but best designed purpose is to cut hard materials like metal. Wood cutting is a bit smoky and this cutter isn't really designed to cut wood. Use lower speeds on plastic and acrylic otherwise material will melt instead of cut.
1004953
The person I gave them to said yes you should be able to cut that stuff with it.
1004954
I'm using it for metal cuts, I have had some plastic covering on the metal that it cut through. More of a melting of the plastic. It probably is not good for the blade.
1567710
I did not use it for plastic...it gets hot but ..I would assume it would melt the plastic not leaving a clean cut
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
1637531
Yes, you can cut it. I used it to mend a mop handle which had come apart and it worked like a charm.
81994
I use mine to cut both wood and plastic model parts so it should do the job for you.
1127583
Sorry, I've never tried that. I would think it would be something that could be done, if you had some kind of glass cutting blade on your tool.
486552
Yes, I'm sure you can, although I've never done exactly that. I did use it to cut finished kitchen cabinets and it was a good clean cut. Be sure to use a fine toothed blade and test it before you make your finished cut.
1672160
Hello Dennis, I use this type of saw in my job to cut EMT conduit and aluminum manually and works great, so my guess is that if you build an stand to hold and position the metal samples to cut , the task will be even easier. Good luck with your project!
1755472
I'm not sure--the wire might "bend" as it's cutting. It doesn't do well on thin plastic,
454712
Yes you can, it even has a tip for that, as well as one for cutting plastics.
2013314
Yes it will cut Acrylic well. You can also skip the pilot drill if you don't wan the hole in the middle of the cut out disc, as long as you have the work securely clamped in a drill press and backed up with a piece of scrap. Use a slow speed and feed and spray with water as a coolant.
1357271
Yes, I have used mine to cut heavier material. I use the Dremel 1 1/2in metal cut-off wheel.
833436
Not really. This is for finesse work where you need to do something delicate - undercut a door jamb, for instance. For lumber, either a circular saw or a chop saw, depending upon you exact application.
1968658
I would say yes. In a small enough and light enough so you can use it on small parts certainly adequate for wood and plastic.
1082850
I don't see why not. It cuts everything else. It does not have "teeth" on the saw blades so it wouldn't rip the plastic. I think it would work fine for this application but I have never tried it.
81995
Yes, just let the Razor saw do the work. You can use it to open doors, hoods, chop tops, on any plastic models. the uses don't stop there. I have used it to repair the Nut on a guitar, cutting foam parts for RC Models. The uses are countless. I've even used it to cut trim pieces for my truck.
51424
I just used it to cut regular tissue paper, metallic tissue paper, and (why not?) facial tissue. All three made smooth, clean cuts with a fairly new mat and blade.