Will these cut through cement block do you think?
485214
Yes they will however you should keep a steady stream of water on them as you drill.Darryl
485215
I think it will, especially the larger bits sizes, but you need to use lots of water to cool down the bit while cutting.
485216
They'll go several rounds against 1 1/2" glass. It may go through cement as well as long as you keep water on them as you drill, but I can't tell you for certain.
485217
Yes, just run water on the bit while you cut. I used them on granite slabs and they worked great.
485218
I am not sure. We used them for cutting through 1/4" cement board, 1/4" porcelain tile and 3/4" wood stacked. We needed to keep them wet, but they did the job. Hope this helps
485219
Yes since cement is porous and they cut through toughest glass for me without any problem. Definitely use water stream to prevent overheating.
2149510
Although we have not tested them on concrete yet, that is the purpose of my purchase. They seem strong enough to do so. We intend to use them to get through our concrete window panes, we've broken many other bits doing so.
98641
These do not have a hammer drill feature. I used the impact one for driving in longer screws and bolts. personally, I would seek out a hammer drill for concrete work. These drills back some power so a masonary bit and brick should work fine.
1952827
Yes, they will drill through grout and cement. Be careful as if they hit the tile they could cause tile to crack.
220306
Not really, they are brittle plastic. Maybe with a good pair of wire cutters or small saw
877833
AS long as you use the metal discs you should have no problem. I was cutting cement with a cement blade with no problem.
656453
I doubt it unless there is another type of blade available. The high speed steel would most likely dull very quickly if they came into contact with concrete.
512399
I have no idea since I've never tried them on cement...My thought is that it would work since it works on hardwood flooring. It may not move as smoothly but I would think it would work
2148351
Yes, I believe you could cut them with a hacksaw or other appropriate saw, as they are steel.
1889499
You would have to potentially turn them upside down to use them. As they are they are very stiff and heavy to cut so I imagine it would be uncomfortable. I would recommend the soft grip fiskars, might be the better option.
512401
Yes they will work on cement it will work on any surface. However depending on how rough the concrete or cement is they will wear quicker because they are only plastic.
894491
I don't think they would drive thru plaster; they're thin and easily bent. I used them to hang my clay paws on my chicken coop and driving them into the pallet wood the coop is constructed with showed they are very delicate. My nails had to show so I wanted the knurled knob to be what was seen, not a nailhead. I think these would bend right in half if driven into plaster.
1392248
I doubt it. I noticed where someone else had problems with these through thick plaster
278179
Yes they will! Our product is high quality and the cutting surface is sharp and aligned to make a quick clean cut!
2273818
These will cut right through standard nails. they will not cut hardened steel nails or screws. You can expect the blade to be dull after a dozen or so nails.
1745561
Yes. They are thin enough to cut with tile nippers. They are actually 3/8 inch, though, as opposed to some I'd bought elsewhere which were nominally 3/8 inch but slightly bigger. They'd be very small pieces if cut.
857343
If they hit the bricks, of course they will. You should look into some adhesive hangers.