How accurate are the cuts, if I have it properly square marked? 1/8"? 1/16?
996072
i'd say fairly accurate if you clamp your wood and take it easy with the saw....it is not an expensive miter box but does seem to do the job..i'd say it depends on how accurate you need to be...but it should do the job....
996073
You would not want to use this for fine cabinet work but for general finish carpentry it is quite good.
1179980
I found this cutter to be accurate. I did find that it was necessary for me to "practice" with scrap paper to be certain I was getting the cut I wanted before I began. I also gradually increased the number of sheets I was attempting to cut at one time (this varied with paper thickness). Use caution, blade is very sharp.
1951677
Greetings Greg... Stainless tube correct? It should cut fine... Cutting it to 0.060 is another issue... That tiny piece will likely go flying if you dont set something up to catch it...
1742866
Actually there is a rule along the top. Goes down by the inch wth 1/4 and 1/8" markings. I could cut an 1/8" with mine because it cuts precisely where I want it to.
610059
Oops. Cutting edge is 3 1/8". Messed up measurement. The other measurement is dead on accurate though.
206074
Yes. You need the correct gauge that will attach to this cutter. That can be found here:
1018122
I just measured my square one; it is 9 2/16th. Is the one you want to fit a round or a square? I can measure another if I know the shape.
703542
Slightly less than 3/16 inch. Do you need more accuracy than that? I can go get the micrometers out in the shop if you need me to.
458185
I measured mine and it's shy sixteen. If framing is accurate you should be ok. Great idea.
1176131
I cut mine with a box cutter and it's ok. I suppose it depends how obsessive you are about it.
1121263
We installed 500mm(~19 3/4 inch) tile, and as long as scoring pressure was constant, the cuts were very clean. Diagonal cuts will likely depend on the angle. The only cuts I found troublesome were ones where I was trying to trim less than an inch.
489103
yes, i measured it.. there are a few different hole patterns and a 4 in square is one of them. you should be good.-Mike
1805048
Unfortunately the markings are in 1/2" increments, not 1/4". There is a ruler that shows smaller increments, down to 1/8", which helps. However I've gotten around this problem by notching a small mark with a knife in my most common 1/4" measurements (for instance 4 1/4") then rubbing in a little black paint. This has worked fine for me. I use this paper cutter extensively and think it is well worth the price. They should hire me as a spokesman :).
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1 1/4 and 1 3/8 are pretty close. I might be 1/8 inch off in my measurement...or they might be.
42278
Good Luck! I have used these for years, and the best suggestion I have is to be very gentle when putting your material up to the stop. If I tighten all the bolts extremely tight and VERY GENTLY slide my material on the stand up to the stop, I have more consistent pieces. But if I work at a normal speed, +- 1/16" is good. I have never looked at this set up as extremely accurate, there are to many areas for movement, if you need less then 1/16" tolerance, you need something else in my opinion.
1546805
It might work out just fine. I'd have to see the wire in person to tell you for sure there. Great cutters regardless.
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I get 1 9/16 by 1 3/8 by 3/16. That's as accurate as I can be with a ruler.