will it cut hand held size rocks
1688462
The diamond blade will sliced any granite, marble or rock. Since it's a 5" round blade, you can only cut into something &lt; 2". If you were to cut a rock, I wouldn't recommend the "HAND HELD" part. You want to secure you target piece with some other means! Hope this help.
2188554
i bought oneand put it in the recycle bin after using it for a while. it will put an edge on a knife,but not a good edge. i could use a flat rock or brick and do just as well.
529556
It would work for areas with large rock that you dont want to remove the whole rock, but it may not work well for soil.
1775036
The short answer is yes. I don't use it for that, but it does polish rocks very well. You may wish to get the smaller model. It's a little less expensive and does the same job on a smaller load of rocks. Hope I have helped.
1584557
It will cut clean holes thru granite. If your granite isn't a foot thick there are smaller easier tools to handle. If you need to cut less than three inches deep get a lighter cheaper set up.
1757479
Never tried that, but depending on how big the rock is and how you plan on polishing it, it may work.
694755
Yes. Keep in mind that it will not cut it like a hot knife thru butter. It will cut it much safer than a larger sawzall that is designed to be handled with two hands. The benefit if this tool is that it is a lighter and safer 'one handed operation' option.
49567
I bought it to cut granite slabs and small rock cores, so yes it does quite well for rocks.
1182672
If the rocks are little pebbles, this tiller would probably be fine, but with larger rocks, I would not think this tiller has the power to do the job. However, I will add that I have previously worked soil (farmed for many years) and that I only use this tiller in a small garden patch and it has worked well for me. If your ground is "really" rocky, I would think it might need a bit of preperation; plowing, disking, and raking before using this light weight tiller.I hope this helps.
792238
I have used mine to dig up plants, big rocks and just this weekend tore down a sidewalk made of bricks, edge is still sharp. With its weight and length I imagine using a big file, while the tool is resting on a workbench will be best.
458791
Yes it can but a tile saw would give you easier and better cuts. It will cut any kind of stone,ceramic or porcelain
1178917
I am pretty sure it will, I cut stone patio tiles with it with no problem. You might want to have a spray bottle with water to wet it while cutting.
1383740
Probably not. This tool is made to cut plugs, it is to be used in a dill press. It most likely will wobble around when trying to get it started with a hand held drill as there is no center point to this cutter. Disclaimer: I haven't actually tried to use it in a hand drill so this is somewhat of a guess. Maybe more people will answer this question and will confirm or disagree with my answer. If the screws are phillips head and the socket of the phillips bit has been "stripped" out so that the bit no longer turns the screw and you are trying to get the screw out by another means you may try a 1/2" wood chisel to cut some wood out around the head of the screw then use a vice grip attached to the head tightly and try turning the screw out with the vice grip.
1530956
Yes. Wrap the rock loosely in any fabric - towel, rag, whatever - and smack it with a hammer. Be careful not to have too much fun with that or you will have lots and lots of little rocks.
1051952
Sorry, I don't know. I used mine to cut ceramic tiles, slate stone and glass tiles. The only ones it had trouble on were the glass tiles. Otherwise, it cut the ceramic and slate tiles very easily.
1885090
I am pretty positive it will work on even smaller rocks maybe 1/4" and 1/2". The only problem I see is for the item to work is the ground needs to be firm or you will just push the rock deeper into the soil. Picking up pecans the ground is hard packed and the nuts press in very easy. Hope this helps
1837479
Most definitely. We are using it to cut granite. And it cuts like butter. We just put duct tape to keep it from chipping. This is one of the best purchases we have made. We even cut 1 inch marble pieces