Does the saw come with a blade? Will it cut 45 degrees?
238576
yes, the saw comes complete and ready to cut. it's a chop saw so it only cuts 90 degree or straight cuts, however, the clamp swivels so the material you're cutting can be clamped at 45 degrees relative to the blade.
548013
Don't remember it coming with an edge guide. I haven't used it to make a clean 90 degree cut but if you're not coming from two outside edges I'd suspect it might be difficult. I would imagine you could make the 90 cut IF you cut the corner out to make the turn. It isn't a scroll saw but it is an excellent tool.
683415
No, it comes in a box with a blade only. However, it is best made tool on the market for the money.
1068279
I know for sure the circular saw has a blade included. I don't remember if there was a blade included for the reciprocating saw.
1759793
Yes, the blade is on the right hand side of the saw. Mine works great for what I use it for. If I used all the time I might want to spend a little more money..
1768433
If you buy just the saw it typically will not come with a blade. However, some sellers will include one. You just have to look.
1051284
Can cut a compound (as the product name states) bevel. Table swivels 45 degrees right and left, saw head can tilt 45 degrees right. Cuts 90/90 pretty good out of the box, but the fences will need minor tweaking to make precision cuts. A right triangle is included to assist with this setup. If you are finicky, as I am, it will take about 30 minutes to dial it in "just so", but it will hold that setting through a lot of cuts and moving around if properly tightened. IMHO, it's a good, solid, saw quite capable of many years use. I've had mine for a couple of years and have no intention of replacing it. Ever. Can cut a compound (as the product name states) bevel. Table swivels 45 degrees right and left, saw head can tilt 45 degrees right. Cuts 90/90 pretty good out of the box, but the fences will need minor tweaking to make precision cuts. A right triangle is included to assist with this setup. If you are finicky, as I am, it will take about 30 minutes to dial it in "just so", but it will hold that setting through a lot of cuts and moving around if properly tightened. IMHO, it's a good, solid, saw quite capable of many years use. I've had mine for a couple of years and have... » Read More Can cut a compound (as the product name states) bevel. Table swivels 45 degrees right and left, saw head can tilt 45 degrees right. Cuts 90/90 pretty good out of the box, but the fences will need minor tweaking to make precision cuts. A right triangle is included to assist with this setup. If you are finicky, as I am, it will take about 30 minutes to dial it in "just so", but it will hold that setting through a lot of cuts and moving around if properly tightened. IMHO, it's a good, solid, saw quite capable of many years use. I've had mine for a couple of years and have no intention of replacing it. Ever. « Show Less
555015
Yes it does. However the blade says it is for 1" cuts, rather small. But with the included attachments you could buy larger blades that would work
2198315
The biggest difference is the bevel of the saw will go to 55° Instead of just 45'. It has a little smaller skid plate because the corner is mitered off.
1344424
Yes, it does but I purchased a better blade so be prepared to do this depending on what type of job you are doing wth this tool. A
2181905
Yes, it will. Just make sure when you get a new one that the blade is 90 degrees to the bed. Sometimes in transit they are handled roughly and the adjustment gets out of the perfect 90 degrees. Instructions come with the saw for adjusting this angle. Mine was 'right on' out of the box
1243293
the insert is a blank, you cut it by raising the blade. i dont think you could raise and cut for a 45. there might be a way to do it but some creativity and possibly dangerous action might be needed.
360801
If you mean a beveled cut, the answer is no, unless you have a very narrow tile and then set that tile on base with a 45-degree slope, and that would take an uncommon expertise. But if you mean 45-degrees with respect to an edge of the tile, then the answer is yes, and for that matter any number of degrees. However, it would be best if you made a simple jig of plywood or some such to keep the tile from turning while scoring it. Lastly, you are limited (for 45-degree scoring) by the diagonal of the tile, which means a maximum of a 14-inch side (though longer if you are just cutting a small piece. Hence you could cut a diagonal from a 16 inch or an 18 inch tile if the length of the cut is less than the maximum diagonal of the tile. Mathematically, multiply the length of the intended cut by 1.4 If the product is less than 20, it's a go. Stoney
674819
No, this tool has a 13 inch blade, maximum width of material to cut a 45 degree is 8 inch wide stock.
360803
Yes. But you won't cut 20in tiles. For 45 degree, maximum tile size is 14in.
2181904
Yes, it will. Just make sure when you get a new one that the blade is 90 degrees to the bed.Sometimes in transit they are handled roughly and the adjustment gets out of the perfect 90 degrees.Instructions come with the saw for adjusting this angle. Mine was 'right on' out of the box
280931
Yes, and I bought an extra blade. The first lasted through hundreds of cuts. It's a great tool--2 years on and I still love it!