Can I cut 3/4" pine with this tool.
1684887
You could but it really isn't ideal. I imagine you'd burn through your blades pretty quick unless you were super careful to make sure they don't torque up against the wood and snap. I might suggest one of the other blades designed to cut wood.
1684888
Probably, but it is the wrong blade in the wrong tool for the job. You need a blade with teeth such as a small circular saw and blade or a carpenter's saw.
1684889
There are wheels that work with wood. I'd use one f them. A diamond wheel is intended for hard surfaces like tile or metal. Mine worked great on tile.
1684890
U may be able to for a few tries. What's interesting is once I started cutting wood my first blade quickly dulled. Worked great on carbon fiber (thin). I can't imagine it working too long on 3/4 inch wood.
1684891
This would be too small for 3/4'' they make bigger diamond wheels in sets but they are made in china this is German made.
1296414
This would be fine for splitting something 4", but I've never used it for chopping wood.
454149
I like the saw. It is a valuable tool in my shop. Yes, it should handle the 4 inch maple with no problem. You just need to use the right blade.
950595
I have used this device for Pinewood only but as a seasoned woodworker would suggest to you that the larger diameter should not be an issue. The tool comes with three different centers pre-drilled. Drill at the center that works for you. Then re-drill to the right larger diameter using the first hole as a guide. I use this approach on many other projects around my home as I build furniture and cabinets. Good luck!
2016017
I have only used on @1-inch branches but it should cut larger pieces with the ratchet making it easier than you would expect.
91349
Yes, I have a black and decker with a 3/8" chuck and works great. I have little to no wood working skills and this tool made me feel like a pro. Great choice, have fun!
1747135
I use it to cut holes in 3/4 mdf. I wouldnt try cutting much thicker. the plate pins are weak
2283853
Yes it will cut 4x4's in one cut but be careful and have the 4x4 anchored with the wood clamp that is built into the saw
2202007
I used mine for pine moldings and it worked very well. For softer wood I might use a saw with finer teeth, but the included saw may be fine for balsa.
1823725
Frank, I suppose you could, but you would have less control of your pruner to cut any branche's or limb's so high up. If your saw blade get's stuck, how do you remove it ...!? I say three (3) pole's is the limit to avoid trouble...
1912809
Not a chance. I was just using this tool this morning to clip a camelia tree. You can cut up to about 3/8" branches.
1830674
I just measured mine and it is 1 3/4" from the center. A 3" blade would take a really LARGE pineapple.
1988681
Yes Ma'am, but pay close attention to the diameter of the cutter so that you dont get one that is too big or too small. It is made for making connecting joints on rough wood. Also, the ability to clamp the pieces while you work on them is important as well.
1164813
I used it to cut some small tree limbs, maybe 3-4" across. Cut them with no problem.
743390
I do not think this saw would do a quick and satisfactory job on branches 3" to 5" thick. I've used it on 3" branches several times but think it's use is more applicable in the 1 to 2 1/2" diameter branches. Consider using a chain saw for speed and ease of cut on your branches. Note: an electric chain saw will cut your branches quite well.
1691548
I have tried to do this very thing with this saw and it isn't ideal. With such a small opening it if difficult to work on anything larger than three inches in diameter. Also the saw can only handle a half inch blade means resawing will not be accurate.
1956489
Yes, just measure where to cut and use a fine tooth (not course) saw blade.