can a 4.5 blade be used on a 4-3/8 inch blade saw?
1022965
I can't say but I've had issues regarding ordering the specific blade for this saw. I bought one that the seller said was 4 3/8 but it was 4". Otherwise the saw is great!
1022966
I scanned the manufacturer manual. They did not say anything about that, and I don't know the answer. Therefore, I would only use the 4 3/8 blade.
1263826
Alex, I'm afraid not. You would wind up with some terrible vibrations. The only reason I have the 5/8" blade is it came with the new Makita saw I purchased. There's any number of 16 mm blades available online.
780324
The Rockwell VersaCut saw, using 3-3/8" blades, will make cut depth of 3/4".
356202
Yes did it on 4by8 so you should have no problem.As long as your cord is longenuff, and you can reachYoull be fine.p.s. love this saw I pick it up way befor I do myPower hand saw.
1015818
It doesn't work with those sizes (2 1/8" and 2 3/4"), I had to buy different hole saws for those sizes. It is very disappointing.
504293
The max dado on this saw is 13/16". You will be OK with a 3/4" dado blade with a 1/6" to spare.
359501
I Suspect that most saws will fit although on the ones that won't line up I made a adapter plate with 3/4 plywood works fine.
897797
This blade fits the 4 1/2" portacable skill saw. It has a 3/8" hole to fit into a 3/8" arbor. There is no way you could put this blade onto your saw, it just won't fit your 5/8" arbor. Your saw is made for 10" blades with the standard 5/8" hole. Freud does make this Diablo blade in the 10" size that will fit your saw.
196762
I don't know why it wouldn't fit. I use this miter on a Delta saw. The 3/4" slot is pretty much the standard, in my experience.
969720
Anyone who says "no" needs to justify their answer because there is no obvious reason why not. I have a 7 1/4" non-ferrous blade on my Skilsaw and it works a charm.
1997109
A 5/8 holesaw would require a different mandrel. This quick connect has two pins in it that are designed to fit in the holes in the bottom of hole saws that are at least an 1" in diameter. There is not enough room in the 5/8" saw to fit.
227417
I think that depends on the arbor size and whether the smaller diameter will allow the saw to cut correctly. If the blade has a 5/8 arbor it will fit the saw, but changing the diameter of the blade will affect the speed of the cutting edge and the depth of cut.
607183
Sue -- This blade cuts to about 3/8 inch if you go against the grain, much longer if you go with the growth as we do on our Maltese. Many of the other blades will adapt to the snap on plastic combs that will give a longer cut; the 4FC does not. You may wish to call Andis directly about this. Ed
549002
It depends on the blade length. I use 4", 6", and sometimes 8" blades with no problems.
493686
Typically, yes. The 7 1/4 inch blades will usually not fit into the housing of the smaller saws
85032
I think you can. When I have to buy a new blade I'm going to try a 7 1/4" skil saw blade first. The depth of cut can be easily adjusted to accommodate the smaller blade. With this saw a 1 1/2- 2" piece is about the max you can stand up on edge and do a miter, but layed down and laying over the blade is just about as fast with let say a 1x4.
576558
Get an after market blade, and you should have no problem with 4" oak. The blade that came with the saw was not the greatest. I picked up a new 1/4 inch & 1/2 inch for like $15 bucks... cutting is night and day compared to the stack blade.