Will this blade work for framing shop? For plastic or pvc moulding
1953206
Yes it will work for picture frames. I use the blade when cutting precise pieces for segmented bowls. I have also used it when cutting corian. It should perform very well with PVC moulding. Even though the blade is thin there is not a lot of flex. GOOD LUCK!
1077986
It could work, but this saw is designed for cutting metal or PVC. I used it to cut copper pipe. The blade is thin and it broke after about 10 uses, but I was really hard on it. It did what I wanted it to though.
711842
It will work on PVC and some plastics. I don't think it would work well on harder plastics as I am sure these bits would chip it badly.
1364953
This blade is amazing!!! cuts through PVC easily. A great tool to have and a fair price.
2211358
I use it on my vinyl siding with no problems, so I think it would be all right on PVC fencing.
372966
I agree with Sam. Coroplast is a brand name for corrugated plastic (yard signs are made out of it). I have only used it on styrofoam insulation but it goes thru "like butter". I think if you take it slow and let the heat do the work without forcing the knife until you get the feel of it, that it would probably work.
1268340
I don't have any experience with cutting vinyl siding with this saw, but I would say, after cutting wood with it (one handed, by the way), it should do the job. I can't say what kind of edge it would leave, but I think it would be better than that of a regular circular saw, as the "teeth" are actually adhered silicate(?) particles. I see no problem with one-handed operation, but it it is not quite as easy as with a regular hand saw. The saw is essentially a large Dremel tool. Note well - use the vacuum attachment if possible or work in a open space, as this saw really produces dust. Hope I have helped with your decision. I would buy this saw again. For the reconditioned price, it's a steal. I don't have any experience with cutting vinyl siding with this saw, but I would say, after cutting wood with it (one handed, by the way), it should do the job. I can't say what kind of edge it would leave, but I think it would be better than that of a regular circular saw, as the "teeth" are actually adhered silicate(?) particles. I see no problem with one-handed operation, but it it is not quite as easy as with a regular hand saw. The saw is essentially a large Dremel tool. Note well - use the vacuum attachment if possible or work in a open space, as this saw really produces... » Read More I don't have any experience with cutting vinyl siding with this saw, but I would say, after cutting wood with it (one handed, by the way), it should do the job. I can't say what kind of edge it would leave, but I think it would be better than that of a regular circular saw, as the "teeth" are actually adhered silicate(?) particles. I see no problem with one-handed operation, but it it is not quite as easy as with a regular hand saw. The saw is essentially a large Dremel tool. Note well - use the vacuum attachment if possible or work in a open space, as this saw really produces dust. Hope I have helped with your decision. I would buy this saw again. For the reconditioned price, it's a steal. « Show Less
78675
This little saw is great for small jobs and im sure vinyl would cut through easily. With the right blade installed you could cut through anything.
861300
My only experience with this dado blade is with pine and it worked flawlessly over a long period of time while I was making shiplap siding, I would imagine it would work very well with hardwoods too, plywood...not really sure. It's a very high quality blade.
1800365
Thank you for your question. The blade included is a general purpose blade for wood applications PVC pipes and metal 1/8"-1/4" thickness. If the piping is thicker we recommend using a metal cutting blade like RSM6X2.Bosch RSM6X2 6-Inch 8+10 TPI Metal Cutting reciprocating Saw Blades - 5 Pack If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)
1628682
No. You would need a shaper for that. Because of the enclosure and blade design on the planer, it will only run straight mouldings.
1693419
It's an expensive blade to use for regular wood cuts, but is excellent for very fine cuts on thin veneers. I have used it for mixed materials such as window shades with plastic and aluminum also.
641040
Yes it will work. The blade isn't as good as a carbide tipped saw blade which I use for serious shrub removal.
649526
I bought an OSHLUN and it has work well for me. I cut through sheets of PVC plastic to a thickness of about 6 inches so my experience is not the same as what you want it for. The wood is probably easier to cut since plastic can heat up and cause a lot of drag. That has not been a problem with this blade though. I don't know the price on the OSHLUN.
413938
I have used to cut truck liners so I know it works on plastic. I'm not sure if I have tried wood or not but I can't imagine why not.
791640
No, this blade is only for Silhouette machines. You would have to find a Cricut brand blade for their products.
658777
Yes. Should be good enough to drill through most plastics, with the right drill bit.