Hi. I'm interested in your item. Just wondering if it would be able to cut 8g wire?
1662828
Yes I've used it on 14awg to 6awg and every size inbetween and it's done well on them all, it's best to set it to where it just barely cuts through wire jacket, then just pull wire out of jacket, blade is real easy to sharpen on a grinder if it dulls, I've stripped totes full of wire with mine, I'm very happy with it
1993335
It can handle up to 6 AWG, the wire size you use will depend on the length of the wire run but you should be fine with 8 AWG. My panels came with mc4 cables so I bought the 10 AWG equivalent mc4 cable and ran that which made for a nice clean install
1716349
Could be .. cable size and length directly affect the amount of current that can be delivered- also the length and size of the saw's cable/cord as well as the number of amps it draws. Try shorter/heavier cables and a lesser drawing equipment.
453222
absolutely, get strong wire cutters, this is not flimsy wire mesh, its great wire. marisa
1195625
I gave this item as a gift to my son. I asked him regarding your question and he said he doesn't think it is strong enough to cut thru cable that thick. Hope it helps.
676606
I don't know. I have used it for eggs, mushrooms, strawberries, and olives. The wires are very sturdy. The wires are thicker than the wire used on the cheese cutting boards. It might be worth a try and if it doesn't work you will have it for other stuff. It's the best cutter I have ever had. Good luck.
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It might be able to do this job, but not with the blades that come with the tool. It seems to me that a concrete saw from the rental yard would make cutting the channels pretty easy. On the holes for the plug boxes, I think you could use this tool with a better quality blade (Maybe a diamond one).
803687
You could use 8g but the amp can only intake a 10g. I just bought a 10g Rockford wiring kit as it extends the warranty on the amp from what i understood. Its a great amp by the way. Just mount in a area where it will get.air as it gets hot.
1156149
It has 16 ga wire which is fairly high amp available for most electronics. Don't know the item you listed requirements, but would guess it is less.
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.
1902861
I don't think that the blade on the wire cutter is wide enough for larger wire, nor do I believe the construction is built for a heavy-duty application. You probably could use it in an emergency, but I doubt if it would work repeatedly
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.
1584375
wire size is way too small for heavy load like that. going to need something with bigger wire. buy some aligator clips and use 14 ga wire. and make some.
583799
Funny...I purchased it thinking the same thing; that I could cut sections and use; however, that can't be done. It is connected to an electric source; therefore, any cut section would be useless.
142566
I use this to cut wires, coils, thin metal, aluminium, plastic and also rubber hose. Honestly I never did read the packing.
1642844
not really sure why it will barely cut 14ga steel. That is what I mainly cut with mine and so far no problems. Are you sure that both poles from the 220 breaker has a real good connection. Sounds like it is trying to run on 110v.
676604
Yes no problem it would work great for that. I've used mine for a long time now and no other wire cutter could stand up like this slicer. I would buy it again