What is the cut depth when used as a plunge/circular saw?
1318729
A lot depends on which blade you are using and what you are cutting into but you should be able to get about 2-3cm on average.
1189379
A 6-inch diameter blade with a 5/8-inch arbor (standard) will cut about 2-11/16 inches deep.
302917
I don't know the exact depth as of this moment, but I would say that close to an inch. It is definitely not for big jobs but it works really well for small repair work. I had not issues cutting through tile in three repair shower jobs I took on.
665905
I think you are asking if the blade can be locked in place exposed 1/2" beyond the base plate. If that is the question, the answer is no. You can set the depth to 1/2", but the saw blade will not be exposed until you squeeze the safety lock off switch and push down on the base plate to expose the blade to perform a rip or plunge cut.
829901
Maximum Cutting Depth Is 1-1/4 Inch. Whether you use the provided Cutters - pictured by the manufacturer - or replace Cutters with (Shallow) Hole Saws [Milwaukee or Bosch], Anything more than 1-1/4 Inch Cutting Depth keeps the plastic Shield from Reaching and Sealing around the surface you intend to cut, which defeats entirely the purpose of using the shield. Please check with the manufacturer to see if deeper shields are available, which can accommodate cutters or hole saws with more than 1-1/4 Inch Maximum Cutting Depth. I hope it helps.
1447586
1.5" is the result you get after the cut. The tool cut best when the wood is round and no larger than 3" in diameter but bigger than 2".
1649936
Ask the manufacturer about the depth of cut. The unit I bought was .500" max on a 90 degree cut. I used the machine for production cuts of Delrin tubing - very accurate and repeatable. VERY good machine. They have a machine that will take your cut. For the buck, believe you should try it.
1762411
It cuts as deeply as the pressure you put on the blade with your foot. I don't have the unit with me but my guess is, 8 - 10 inches wide and 6 inches deep at most. Well, worth the price, sturdy and easy to use.
2177451
It's not built to do plunge cuts. The track can be rotated for angled cuts but that's about it. You get what you pay for on this one. It is nice for what it does do though
250561
Yes. Normal depth and angle adjustments as is normal with these type circular saws.
733308
Hello there! The depth of cut at a 45 degree angle is 1-15/16in and the depth of cut at a 90 degree angle is 2-7/16in.
655249
According to the manufacturer's guidelines Max. Depth of Cut at 90 degrees: 3-5/8", Max. Depth of Cut at 45 degrees: 2".
617347
The maximum cutting depth of this saw is 3/4". It would not be able to cut a 2x2.
780324
The Rockwell VersaCut saw, using 3-3/8" blades, will make cut depth of 3/4".
2177448
Do not believe it will do plunge cuts. For those I use one of the newer Dremel hand saws with a diamond blade. These work well for plunge cuts and are not terribly expensive.
2177450
Don't think you can do plunge cuts with it. I just cut large tiles with straight cuts.
1280039
Not when installed on my saw - can cut just under 2 1/2 inches - have to use a wedge in the cut to snap Can only cut about 2 1/2 inches deep - have to use wedges to expand the cut or if possible cut from the other side,