will this cut fiber cement siding?
486989
It might work, but you will be sharpening it often. It does come with a sharpening stone.
486990
I haven't used this on fiber siding myself. However, when u asked this question it made me curious. I just went to the garage and found some Hardibacker. It sliced right through the 1/4 inch hardiboard. I'm sure it would go through the siding. The only problem I can foresee is it being too big to fit in there thickness wise. If it is half inch you would be great. By the way this tool is one of my favorite additions, and I feel like I have a one up on everybody who doesn't have one.
486991
Another thing to remember is that it "snaps" the material, when the blade presses down. There is no sawing motion as such, just simple pressure force on the blade. Be sure to draw your cut lines clearly so you can see them, and perhaps even pre-cut using a straight edge and carpet knife or other tool proper to the material. It works wonders, and if someone is putting in flooring it is a dream to use. It is easiest to use by "standing" on the material, but it will also work cutting board style as well on a table.
1976573
The multifunction power tool cuts through cable, air ducts, downspouts, plasterboard and pipes... sands down cement, concrete, stone, plaster, tile adhesive, paint and wood... even saws through wood up to 2 in. thick! A multi-use tool like this is perfect for remodeling and repair jobs, as well as hobbies, tile, car repairs, even scraping freshly painted windows or old floor coverings.
1035087
Yes it will! Just follow the directions...there should be no cutting on any JK
711133
I would timing so, works great on fiberglass. I would try it on a small out of the way spot on the fence first just to test it. Very similar material so should work wonders.
1769211
Yes, it will work fine on cement, just slower than a hammer drill. In stead of blasting a hole in a couple seconds, it may take 20-30 seconds, which is fine for DIY work.
670614
Nope. Just thin cement siding. Backer is to stiff and thick. Believe me, I've tried it on several materials. Was designed for thick material.
391705
I yet to use it on brick or mortar. However, the flush cutting on wood and laminate has given excellent results. This saw would be my first choice to try on your undercut.
723198
The tool is about four inches in diameter. You can use a coded drill with a 3/8" chuck, in fact you will need one. Cordless drill do not have the power to drive this tool efficiently. I don't know what kind of cement you are planning to mix but if you are talking about concrete, which contains coarse aggregate, I wouldn't recommend it. It works great for thinset or drywall compound.
2066109
Yes, I used it today on Sheetrock and cutting a hole in a Fiberglas shower works great!Nice clean cut. I have also used it to cut slot in 2*4.
1604853
No. Stucco is basically cement. This tool is generally used for cutting softer materials (wood, drywall, etc...). Do notrecommend using this tool to cut nails, due to cost of blades, $6.00 and up....To cut stucco, use a grinder with diamond cutting wheel.
105545
I wouldn't recommend it for that, more for small jobs. If you have metal siding , it's possible it would work but again probably not the best approach.
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.
1761225
Yes, I have a curbing company and I use one like this on my 7 1/4" circular saw to cut 4"x6" concrete curbing.
1023101
Yes, it will cut fabrics as well as paper. I have used it for fabric leaves & flowers for a number of projects.
2056200
I don't know why not. I use mine for fiber cement siding and engineered trim. The drive is pretty adjustable so you should be able to back it off to where it won't overdrive the nails.
17884
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).
1710650
I never looked for that kind of blade for it. The company is very helpful. The string is very thick and we have had no problems cutting through what we needed. You do not want to get close to any siding or metal it will cut holes into this stuff