Would this cut through "board on frame" i.e. IKEA furniture?
1947348
I assume you are asking about the thinner 'plyboard' part of the furniture and not the stronger structural wood. I used mine to cut out the back of an entertainment unit to run cables, and it worked like a charm.
1947349
It will, but may not leave the cleanest cut. I would not recommend this saw for 'finish' work like that. I use this for rough edges like installing electrical outlets where the rough edges are covered by a finish plate.
2136979
There's no reason why it won't. My concern might be that there may be a small amount of tear out at the edge, but then that can happen using a table saw as well.
1926399
While I have not tried exactly what you are asking, I think you'll have to shave off the corners of a sheet of plywood. Good Luck
399714
Absolutely! It has enough power to cut right thru them. Just be sure to use a quality, sharp carbide blade.I especially like it being a "left handed saw". The blade is on the side closest to you if you use it with your right hand, making it easier to see the cut line. And do use the painters tape on the finish side of the cut to help prevent fiber tearout. If possible, place tape on bottom side of saw to prevent scratching the furniture with the saw. Make sure you have an extra battery and charger with you.
1752534
Yes, as long as the base is wide enough. See other question on cutout dimensions. It is made for this. I cut out my existing false drawer panel and countertop and it worked out great.
1490230
Yes and no! The pieces of wood are held on with screws through a plastic matrix. There are extra holes in the matrix but they don't always line up with the cut pieces of wood. Takes a bit of thinking. I used a table saw, after I put the screws in the needed positions. it's a moderately difficult task cutting and fitting. Mine came out great, after some engineering and work. You'll love it when it's done.
1632441
Yes - but it would depend on the thickness of the board. I would say if its less than half an inch to quarter of an inch it would. We put our plastic cutting boards on here.
833436
Not really. This is for finesse work where you need to do something delicate - undercut a door jamb, for instance. For lumber, either a circular saw or a chop saw, depending upon you exact application.
249337
No. The blade is exposed only about 1/8". It cuts a great circle on the foam board, just not all the way through.
1497076
Sure! It cuts easily with scissors. I used this in a mine craft themed bedroom for my son, as a rug. ... it is a hit!
1858021
I think so. I made a shelfing system a tad too long, and had to slice the end off. I was surprised how clean it cut. One problem you may have is that the door may have a veneer that easily splinters. That could be a problem. What I'd do is wrap the door with like 1/8 inch sacrificial wood, and cut both that and the door, that way you minimize the risk of splintering.
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
1579102
I can't imagine it wouldn't - I cut 3 mil chipboard without much problem. You might want to take a look though at their support forum on knkusa.com and ask there to be sure.
243728
yes it can, i use it on a sleep sofa which is bigger than twin and smaller than full and it cuts easily
340675
Not made for it. Only sharp edge is on the front. Won't be a pretty cut. Would rip paper rather than cut.... But it will get letters OpenOffice... I have opened a can of tuna with this tool... Fun little gadget...
861304
I have not had any chipout when cutting either hardwoods or plywood. If this is a concern for furniture building I would probably use a backing board so your good piece is not the last thing the set touches just to be extra safe.
2112006
I haven't tried it but I think it would do OK with a 1/4" plywood. Not sure the "blade" would do well on thicker material. You would have to move slowly. My opinion.