Will this work for cutting a hole for a sink in a 1.5" laminate countertop?
1030428
I don't see why not, as long as you get the proper length and style of blade for the job.
1030429
If you have the right blade for the job, yes. You are using it with the 20V B&D; Matrix, right?Also see my comment on "My Husband says".
1030430
Husband says that you'll find more power and control from a 110V jig saw versus this attachment. This attachment is more for lighter duty jobs. Hope this helps!
1030431
I can't say I tried it, but I doubt the blade is long enough, nor is it powerful enough to cut that thickness. I'd try to get advice from an expert in countertops. Maybe Google the topic. I'm sure there would be plenty of advice there.
1813301
Yes, it will, but I use a Milwaukee 1/2" chuck drill when cutting a large diameter hole because the 1/2" Milwaukee has a side-handle. If all you have is a 3/8" chuck drill, it will work.
2110474
Yes it will. As far as I know most kitchen sinks are not flat and this sink protector will have to be shaped to fit the contour of your sink so that the feet support the protector. It is not difficult, you can bend it. Go alltle bit at a time.
1820797
Probably. I've used it to trim 1/4" toilet flange screws and it did the job pretty easily.
2206582
Yes, sure, but the hole must not be too large. Check size in specs. I love my switch, mounted right on top next to my sink. Been good for a year so far.
1818765
I don't know why not, there is space for a hole the same size as on the right side. I believe the fabricator cuts the hole after the sink is shipped to the house. But I'm not expert in this.
1604384
The hole saw is 2" deep. However, the inside end surface stops the saw from cutting that deep. The inside depth is about 1-7/8". You could certainly cut through 1-1/2", probably as thick as 1-3/4".
588321
I used a hole saw to cut a 1.5" outlet in the side of this tray and fit it with a bulkhead for draining. The ridges in the bottom are narrower but would take a .75" hole with ease.
2119176
The tube that goes through the hole in the sink or counter top is a little less than 1/2". The hole I have is 1" and that works too. So 1/2" to 1" would be the upper and lower limit.The faucet comes with washers and collars to make it work on the larger hole. There is another answer saying 5/8", that would have some clearance as well.
211805
I think this saw would have no problem cutting laminate flooring. But make sure you use the right blade and cut it upside down or it will chip.
632874
Depends on how much room you have on the inside of the cabinet. I would say it is barely going to fit. The sink is 25" wide-23-1/8 on the inside. The instructions say to cut a hole 23-5/8" side by 20-5/8" deep in the counter top. We ended up cutting a hole 23-1/8" wide by 18-1/8 deep and cut holes on the backside (backsplash) of the hole for the sink to accommodate the brackets that hold the sink in place.
337964
Yes this would cut a hole in your hardwood. Keep the drill speed slow and steady.
1820562
It will but not easily. I purchasing for the same thing and because the tiles were very small I frequently cut my fingers. Wasn't long before I went out and bought a wet tile saw which is what I should have done in the first place. This cutter is best used for solid one-piece tiles.
287260
I haven't used it for that. But it's a good bet. It scores through laminate much better than a box cutter or utility knife
588932
Yes. That's what I've been using it for. Be sure to watch the gauge of the metal you are cutting versus the maximum gauge that the cutter is rated for.
854069
I used it to cut holes in 1/4 inch floor tiles with success. I never tried cutting as deep as it will go.....
201002
Yes likely. The base of the drain cover is slightly less than 1" in diameter and the diameter of it's opening is approximately 1.5"