has anyone cut hydraulic hoses with the dewalt DW872.
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No I haven't, and I wouldn't. This is a high torque saw and you could easily get injured trying that. From my vast experience with the saw, doing anything other than it's designed for is dangerous.
1925441
I haven't personally but it would be easy to do so. I bought some extra belts off eBay that had much coarser grit that would easily strip metal in a hurry and I plan to use those belts to do my lawn mower blade. I currently use my angle grinder which throws a lot of hot, nasty sparks.
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Sorry I can't help you. I bought it for my husband, but he hasn't had a chance to use it yet. Try it, the worse that can happen is that it'll do nothing. But you could also contact Dewalt to make sure...
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I use a Dewalt DC9310. I don't know if DW9107 will work but I don't recommend it. I know there has been recalls on the DW9107.
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I have owned Dewalt products for many years. I have a miter saw that is twenty years old and runs great. I upgraded to the DW717. It handles and well and is smooth to operate on the slides. I do not own any rigid tools.
1460959
Yes, I did and it did not work and I try it on discharge and it did not cut that good . I finally took it out and install the old blade back and all my problems were solve.
588079
Yes it works very well with a 7¼ circular saw. I have even run my dewalt 10" table saw on a 50' cord, if you need to do any extended cutting, it's best to leave your vehicle running though.
1237798
I have been very happy with my dewalt. I have used it to cut hardwood floors and moldings.
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I have used the dw621 lightly for several years. It is easy to use, has precise calibrations and maintains constant velocity on all but the largest cuts. I have not complaints concerning it. I had one DeWalt router that burned out but forget the model number, it may have been the dw618, but it was many years ago.
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I have a DW 713, probably close enough. The real question is do they work on any DW saws? If one goes on by the direction in the box, the answer is no. However if one uses a hammer to pound the metal screw (to the holing T) in the hole first (without braking the saw chase or frame) and then power screw it tight the answer is probably. Will the extention stay tight for long given the method of attachment, I have doubts. Someone engined these extentions for saws that were never built to have extentions, and then jacked the price up to triple there value. That's why Lowe's doesn't carry the extentions in my stores. I have a DW 713, probably close enough. The real question is do they work on any DW saws? If one goes on by the direction in the box, the answer is no. However if one uses a hammer to pound the metal screw (to the holing T) in the hole first (without braking the saw chase or frame) and then power screw it tight the answer is probably. Will the extention stay tight for long given the method of attachment, I have doubts. Someone engined these extentions for saws that were never built to have extentions, and then jacked the price up to triple there value. That's why Lowe's doesn't carry the... » Read More I have a DW 713, probably close enough. The real question is do they work on any DW saws? If one goes on by the direction in the box, the answer is no. However if one uses a hammer to pound the metal screw (to the holing T) in the hole first (without braking the saw chase or frame) and then power screw it tight the answer is probably. Will the extention stay tight for long given the method of attachment, I have doubts. Someone engined these extentions for saws that were never built to have extentions, and then jacked the price up to triple there value. That's why Lowe's doesn't carry the extentions in my stores. « Show Less
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I'm sorry I don't have a Dewalt but I can tell you that it worked great on my craftsman and with the original bolt. On a bright day I have to seek shade to see the line clearly but I love mine.
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yes that is why I purchased the tool. Works fantastic and I have clay soil I did cut plugs in the morning when the dew was still on
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I have a crafstman on it now, but I am thinking to get a Dewalt, both will work just fine, specially with a 1/e " bit
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yes, it works well. just cut off the end of the hose and put this on the cut end, its easy, only tool youll need is a knife.
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Same a below. You would need to contact dewalt to have that question answered. The tools are great and I have no complaints
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I just used mine to clear a 2" vacuum line with no issues. Worked just fine with my Milwaukee cordless drill. It is the first one I have found that will go around the tight elbows in central vacuum pipe. Can't speak as to how it will hold up since this is the first time I have used it.
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Yes, the hose is compatible with the saw. I have both. You'll need an adapter for just about everything else.