I need to cut several pieces of 26 gauge corrugated sheet iron. Will this work for this?
1935013
Depending on the profile of the corrugations, it may not cross them. The old fashioned s-shaped corrugations will probably be fine, but the profiles with steeper sides will be tough. Lengthwise cuts should be easy.
460259
This product is a bit too delicate for that type of use. Think your job would be a lot easier with a small inexpensive cut-off tool like the one sold at Harbor Freight (Chicago Electric Model #60415). It uses a 3" diameter cut-off wheel that is more durable and would do the job with no problem.
393089
I haven't tried it but if you get the product Terial Magic and use that to stiffen the fabric before cutting, it should work. I've been using that stiffener for felt and cotton and it works great.
1795974
If it's a foam that responds to heat, I believe it will. I've used it on several different types and it cuts great!
206168
Yes it will, make sure to use a wood blade. Again it's a jig saw, if you re going to be cutting a lot of particle board, and depending on the project you may want to consider a circular saw or a table saw, again it's depending on how big the project is... The jig saw is for making round cuts and more detailed cuts, if you re just making straight cuts and a lot of them a circular saw is what you'll want.. I hope that helps
287261
Yes it cuts lamenated flooring I use to cut 6061 T6 aluminum in building my airplane won't work on steel but should cut your sheets fine hope that helps
81994
I use mine to cut both wood and plastic model parts so it should do the job for you.
1233113
I used it on 29 gauge roofing and it cut well but don't know about 20 gauge metal. Greg
137728
I bought this blade to cut 29 guage metal roofing and have cut up to 6 sheets at one time----that was a little much and I thought I had killed the blade---later I used it to cut several single sheets then again to cut 4 at one time----still going strong----it might be the angle iron you cut could be harder steel like that used in bedframes
1298859
Yes, it will work well on light gauge steel. Just be sure to clamp the workpiece well, or you'll have a rotating blade that will potentially remove parts of you that you might otherwise want to keep intact. The feed rate has to be slower, to cut steel, than it might for other materials. Cutting oil also helps, and you need to keep the cutting edge and point sharp.
777892
Absolutely. It easily punches through metal sheets & copper washers, plastic containers and sheeting. The tool itself is pretty heavy. I've gone through corrugated card board. For paper, you may have to punch several sheets at a time because the tool is so heavy. I have arthritis in my hands and can punch metal without having to apply much pressure.
789355
I can do 3 or 4 sheets of construction paper at one time so you should be fine. I love this cutter. I had a shorter one and got the long
884927
The saw should be fine for cutting up pallets, however, I believe a circular saw would work just as well or better. Also, make sure that any reciprocal saw purchased has an adjustable shoe on it, mine did not and the lack of this feature limits flexibility
592050
I've used it to strip 24 gauge - nothing smaller. It does a very good job on the 24g wire. I tried the Harbor Freight product and it cuts, rather than strip, the 24g wire.
569634
I don't think so. I purchased an EZ Shear for doing straight cuts and 26" EZ Shear Siding & Siding Trim Cutter for doing 8/12 rake cuts. They work great. Wade
1945311
I don't see why that would not work. Just remember to measure twice and cut once! As I recall, it is important to find a really good cutting tool for a good, clean, even cut.
1949663
I don't know first-hand, but my guess is that it will cut 22 ga. aluminum or tin. Steel may be a bit tougher, but stainless steel will probably be next to impossible. These shears are not up to Fiskar standards.