Will it cut thick roots of cypress tree which are 4-6 inches thick?
992920
Yes ~ just the kind of task the saw was designed to handle.You might like to invest in longer blades but you can use theblade that comes with the saw and simply cut from both directions.This is a worthy saw and you'll like your purchase and will find manyuses.
992921
The saw is strong enough. Make sure you get a long pruning blade (6" to 8") for the job. The pruning blades work great.
992922
Sure will you will need to get a couple of pruning blades. I really do not know hard cypress is. I live in WI and cut 6" maple limbs with no problem. Just let the blade cut do not force it to much you should do OK.
992923
i cut through a 4 by 4 wood post a few times and it worked good for me. the sharpness of your blade really makes a difference
992924
4-6 inch might be bit much, but if had the right blade I am sure it will work. I returned the saw because I did not realize it came with no battery and charger and i would have to spend another $90 for these. This saw is part of a family of tools that use the same battery. If you have the tools and battery and charger it is excellent saw, built well and good design layout.
1280038
Max depth cut will only be about 3". Try a 7 1/4" blade in a circular saw, but will still be a chore. Better off to rent a larger handheld saw.
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.....
196383
I have not cut larger than 4" tree, It did however do a very good job with that size. Only had to sharpen it after cutting out some roots. Sharpened very easily with a Gerber sharpening steel.
174970
its according how big the branch is if its 3 -4 inches thick probably especially if it has a point on it
2225190
should work just fine. I used it underwater to cut pilings. I would prefer to use a chainsaw for the 6 " stuff if available
569956
I would not use this for cutting 5/4 cherry. if this tool would make it threw, the hole would be very rough.
1148347
Depends on the set, number (TPI) and spacing of the teeth on your blade. I like mine. But I think the max is 2 inches and I would not try that with hardwood. For a thick cut I would want maybe an 8 TPI skip tooth with a wide set as to make the saw kerf wide to reduce pinching
382387
It's pretty effective on just about anything. Mind you, the blades are not LONG....You still need heavier duty snippers for thick stems...
1051953
I'm not quite sure what the dimensions are on what your trying to cut especially the thickness. I've used mine on travertine which is very hard and it cut just fine. It's all in the blade. I've used this type of blade on a circular type saw and able to cut concrete patio blocks. You would be limited on thickness with this saw.
454148
Yes, I still like it.Yes, it will cut 4 inch maple. The key is to get the right blade.
1629308
Yes. When used properly the saw is capable of cutting through even the thickest roots.
1896102
No, it will be too thick and will not feed. I am using mine cut to length on a Craftsman push type trimmer to cut heavy grass in a steep sided ditch at the front of my property that I cannot safely cut with my riding mower. I use it around the barn and other places that it works better than a traditional line trimmer. I use a medium weight line trimmer with .095 line for most of my trim work.
1808157
The pruner has cut branches up to an inch thick. Haven't tried it on anything larger.
1441289
I'm not sure what the official answer might be, but I know I've used it to cut through branches that were around 3/4". I just have to work at it a little. That's for green wood in a hedge, though.
2138464
It's very thick and heavy duty. I don't know what you would cut it with. I think even good shears would be inadequate.
627489
It will cut hard wood up to a certain thickness. Probably not good for this model, but there are better models that open up to accommodate a thicker plank. See the Youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5Cs9Hi0Nxo