What cutting guide is compatible?
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Hi!Unfortunately I am not the best person to answer this question.I do not use the machine a lot and at those jobs I do not need any guides.Sorry!
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I am sorry I don't know what a bread slicing guide is. I just cut the bread to the thickness I like
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I used homelite and it cuts really great . I recommend the homelite. about 1 and half .
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I think you can use a diamond bit masonary blade that should be able do the job. Take it slow when you are cutting.
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I think you would be better off with your own guide from plywood. Just check out saw guide on You Tube. I am sorry I bought this , as I did go back to my plywood guide. The kregg guide is just to flimsy and not accurate, slips out of line with your cut.
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I was not happy with it because the cutting guides are not level which creates crooked cuts. That's unacceptable if you're making greeting cards.
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These clippers are more for lining & designs. I have never used them with the guides, but I don't see why they would not work.b
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Yes...that's it...used with the cutting guide...I use mine primarily when cutting foam board to fit matted prints and trimming prints occasionally...hope this helps :+)
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Looks like Edward answered your question, the other thing I might add; make sure you have the right length of cutter
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I have the same saw. Check out Home Depot. I bought what's called a Universal Edge Guide. I had to do some minor filling on the mounting slots of the shoe of the saw. Works great!
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I used a similar cutter on cardboard and foam core for art class. Draw guides lines AND use a ruler to guide the blade, make sure you have something flat and solid under your work surface [I used another sheet of cardboard] press firmly and roll rather slowly. It was the BEST way to cut all the design panels I needed [especially compared to scissors and evil evil box cutters!] However, it will dull the blade quickly.
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I bought two different models, one for straight cutting only and the other for cutting both right and left curve. I don't remember the exact model numbers.
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I modified this for my Craftsman by using it as a base for a rip guide. Just attach an over-sized 3/8" piece of ply to the bottom of each rail, cut out a hole for the locking mechanism and then rip a line with your circular saw. The ply attached with screws to the track guide is now set exactly for your particular saw when you use it again. Just toss the plastic Versacut guides away. Works fine in all other aspects except for the initial work to modify it. It helps that I was given the guide.
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www.silhouetteamerica.com/how-to -Followed the instructions for cutting labels
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I'm not sure. Either get an extra blade, or use an Xacto knife w/a straightedge and a cardboard cutting mat.
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Yes, the cutting guide has a set screw and is adjustable from square cuts anywhere up to 45 degrees for diagonal cuts. I always check the angle with a combination square or other device.
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My guide looks just like the one in the pics on the guide sale page..still works fine. i added a strip of oak to mine along the guide edge..old habit to add life to tools.