can you cut through laminate countertops with this?
936518
I suppose, if you masked it. I used it on solid surface with masking and used the drill slowly and gently. It worked just fine on my job.
936519
I wouldn't, best to use a very fast jigsaw that cuts on a downstroke. Otherwise I think you'd end up chipping the laminate. These CAN cut through laminate.
553315
No. This is just for wood/laminate flooring purposes. I suppose if you find a tile blade that would fit the saw it would work for tile u to a certain thickness. As it is boxed it will not cut tile.
971129
Yes. My flooring was a little more than 1/4 in but not quite a 1/2 in and I was cutting it with no problem what so ever. So I know it can cut 1/2 in. Again a great tool makes installing laminated flooring a breeze.
1030431
I can't say I tried it, but I doubt the blade is long enough, nor is it powerful enough to cut that thickness. I'd try to get advice from an expert in countertops. Maybe Google the topic. I'm sure there would be plenty of advice there.
1567625
I haven't tried that, but I doubt it, since this scores ceramic tiles... It doesn't really cut through them.Vinyl tiles you be better off using a sharp Stanley knife
1730682
It would be fine on counter tops but I don't know about laminated cabinets. It's strong stuff. I personally only use this stuff for major stains and not for ordinary cleaning. They sell this at my local dollar store and have for many years....so you may want to check there before buying online.
391706
The short answer is, yes. However I think you will run through a number of wheels before you get the job done. Are you cutting the brick or the laminate? If laminate, no problem. Just make sure you have the room to maneuver. If brick, an angle grinder might be a better alternative fitted with a compound blade.
2001530
Sure can. Make sure to use a high-quality ultra-fine finish blade when you rip it to width, and go slowly. You don't want to splinter the edges.
1938712
The folks at Rust-Oleum are pretty clear about using this product only on laminate countertops. You may need a master mason to help you restore an existing marble countertop. Good luck.jblofstein
1226261
I don't really know for sure. But I think you can cut it. It's not very thick. Quite flexible. You are able to bend it. However I don't think you can cut it with kitchen or regular scissors. Some tool that cuts harder materials would be able to do it.
1387083
I am not sure, my first thought would be no. It is a carbide cutter just able to score tile slightly. Use a regular razor knife cutter, not a box cutter, that would be better. Change the blade often. Best wishes.
1756365
In my experience, this tool just scores, which you have to do several times and then snap the laminate. You might not get a super crisp edge.
1904070
I don't think it would cut very well. It has a magnetic strip on the inside that is glued on so you would have to cut through that. The other material is a very hard plastic that might splinter
486552
Yes, I'm sure you can, although I've never done exactly that. I did use it to cut finished kitchen cabinets and it was a good clean cut. Be sure to use a fine toothed blade and test it before you make your finished cut.
167540
It's laminate and cannot be used as a cutting board. U could cut right into if
1232588
I would not cut steel with this blade. This is primary used for wood/laminate. This gives a very nice finished cut with ripping.
1096925
I am not sure what you are trying to do, but I would not recommend this for countertops due to the residue it can leave. Clear packing tape (much much cheaper - find a dollar store) should work if the counter is clean.