Will I be able to cut a MDF board 18 millimeters deep with this tool
2019154
that should be no problem put the right played on it and it should cut through it like butter
2019155
I have used it to cut 3/4 inch (19mm) oak flooring. Plus it cut deep enough to cut the underlayment as well. So up to 20 or 21mm is no problem. Cuts very fast. Make sure you have the right blade (wood) and have a vacuum handy as it make a lot of saw dust. Good Luck.
2273034
I'm sorry I can't answer your question, for at this time I've only used my saw for cutting 10" wide boards.
1946020
No. I thought of various ways without success. I ended up buying the Rockwell Versacut saw. It has a depth adjustment up to 1". Very good saw and easy to control versus the Rotozip which I consider close to money wasted. With the rotozip, I used it to cut cement /wonderboard with success since accuracy isn't a problem and thinset will cover it anyway. For finish cut on paneling, go with the Rockwell which also comes with guides. For your info, Rockwell Versacut is a safer tool to operate than the Rotozip bcz the blade retracts.
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.
1412357
Yes, but you will need to tap the bar for the set screws. Otherwise you may mare the bar over time with tightening. You will also want to make sure your guide board is thick 2 buy stock and secure it very good to the ends od what you are cutting.
1196051
If it 'twas me, I'd just use a sander. While you can supposedly control the depth down to 1/16", to me it just takes too big a bite.
1702274
Yes, it will. That was actually the first thing I used it for. The combs don't exactly cut evenly in half...long story short, definitely doable but won't look as nice as an 8.5x11, still presentable though depending on how neat you are with the cutting and whole punching.
419500
Yes. I have used this saw will cut 1.00" material. Use common sense though. Use a fence, go slow, and try to keep the cuts short. My cuts were 8" long, and I let the saw sit for a little bit to cool. If you are cutting A36 plate, you shouldn't have any issue. If you are cutting A572-50 or A514, I would probably opt for other methods.
2194632
I haven't used it on MDF but there is no reason why it won't work. I did use it on both pine and hardwoods.
566868
It will cut it easily. I've cut thicker material but if you plan on cutting a lot of heavy material you may consider a bigger machine.
2194631
It would certainly drill into the MDF, but it wouldn't be as strong of a joint as if you were using plywood.
517195
There is a 1/2 inch setting check the chart for proper screws, i have done 1/2 mdf board
957679
I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front cover back on check over everything, hope that helps, lemme know I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front... » Read More I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front cover back on check over everything, hope that helps, lemme know « Show Less
1628539
Absolutely, just need the right bit. The question would be what would the depth of the cut be and is the blade long enough to cut through what you want. If it is close, may be cut from both sides??????
137758
It's a great tool, but I dont know that Id try and cut through .75" of material.. I cut 1/4" mdf core birch ply and it was pretty great but slow.. It is however a fantastic versatile tool.. And highly recommend it to anyone.
1038360
Hi Dennis.You can cut up to 3/4 of an inch (20 mm) with this tool. The included cutting bit can handle that depth.Please just use a very low feeding speed of the tool that the Dremel machine can handle it.Best regardsClaes Berge
58312
yes it will, if you cut the boards twice. I use this saw to cut 5/4" by 6" decking into thinner planks for some trim things on jobsites. You will have to go slow and make sure you keep the material straight and plumb. Only other tools I own that i could make a cut like that with are band saw (stuck at a shop) or planer (take forever and make too much dust). Maybe not what this saw was intended for but it works great. Get a sharp good blade and you it will work no problem.