IS THIS GOOD FOR CERAMIC LOGS?
947984
Wouldn't think so. It shoots out individual flames instead of a continuous one.
1525536
No. It's not designed for large particulates. It may help with the very fine dust you may get while working with wood.
161554
Yes, that is what we did. Seems to work just fine. A bit of extra soot on the logs. Not sure if that is normal or not.
574873
I believe it would work well for that purpose. I use it for woodcarving all the time.
182931
i always answer questions and only in a truthfull way after much time with the product.this Skill tool for me barely cuts cardboard boxes as some say it does . i tried but went back to my razor knife which took less effort then the Skill , and another reviewer said the same thing ! SO it will not cut ceramic tile in my opinion . you will have to research which tool is best because i am not a DIY person i am an artist . good luck with your searchbrother molayKT.KT.b
1465345
You could but I would just use regular mortar since you don't need high-heat ability of refractory for the chimney(the flue takes all that heat). Also, it's gray in color.
2237450
I would try it in a small area first and see for yourself. You did not mention what kind of tile, I would question the long time results on ceramic. Good Luck !
1384863
I used it quite a few times on a ceramic top with no issues. It seems to take a lot of heating, so the stove does get hot, but no issues.
1100311
Yes it does work on ceramics. I had to glue a pot back together recently and it worked a treat.
865068
Yes . you just have to get the right bit for ceramic. I cut ceramic for an outlet and it worked great.
73738
I use it to trim, grind and cut off ceramic glaze from pottery. I would say, yes it can.
1897445
Yes, this is what I use with my gas logs and hot tub heater. It's able to keep up with both of those fine.
1139362
I don't think you'll hurt the wood but you'll still need some kind of lubricant to act between the clay and wood. You might want to first try some 0000 steel wool.
2162588
It should work fine. I used it to cut masonry stone for a stacked stone fireplace.
1158442
This is just the ceramic logs. We bought lava rocks to fill in around the logs, as we have a 24-inch fire pit. There are enough logs; we actually don't have room for one of them, but it looked sparse just with them.
1194993
Just wondering if you tried this and how it looks? I was thinking of sprinkling some around under the bottom of my logs on top of the rocks it came with.
1223154
Yes I think so. My stove is ceramic but with gas top grills. The cookware is probably better suited for flat ceramic type heating systems because it works based on conduction heat but works with all types of stove tops. It is a heavy type of cookware. The bottoms are smooth other than the brand name imprint into the steel bottoms.