Is a file tool available to switch out for the saw blade to enable filing?
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I have no idea, I guess you could research it on Black & Decker's website. But, I kind of doubt it as filing requires pressure and this tool is not designed to apply any pressure.
597117
I saw nothing that indicated a filing tool was an optional attachment but admit I wasn't looking for anything but woodworking blades. I imagine if you went to Black and Deckers website they could answer that question.
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I researched the owners manual and found nothing about inserting a file. However, if you have a file with a T-shank, or make one that will fit into the blade shank, then it should file. No accessories are listed for this unit. You might contact Black & Decker and submit your invention to them. Glenn Raines
945399
Yes and no, as the blade can handle it, but the saw you mount it on dictates the usable capacity.
2073423
Push the pause button then push down the place you use to switch tracks that will allow you to change folders. PS I hope this helps you
1504606
Hi Darnell. The handle, flat file, and sharperner guide will most likely work but don't know about the rat tail files.Maybe you should check it out at the husky website?
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Hi Darnell. The handle, flat file, and sharperner guide will most likely work but don't know about the rat tail files. Maybe you should check it out at the husky website?
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I don't know. My husband always adjusted the saw blade and we are no longer together. Sorry.
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No you do not need a tool to change the blade. There is a small lever at the front which you pull up to release or insert the blade, then you simply release the lever to lock the blade into place. Very simple and easy to use.
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This tool comes with the saw, the saw blades, the break out tool, and a wrench to change the blades
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I don't have Fein Multimaster tool. It is possible, but better to check in store.
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the saw yes, but the blade that comes with it is a gapless blade with a rather rough diamond embedding. with the proper blade it should work for your task
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I don't know but I doubt it. The best thing to do for an answer is contact Filemaker. Good luck.
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I do not have one, but based on some of the reviews I have read, I would think that you can by using a round file like the ones used to sharpen a chain saw blade.
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No. I thought of various ways without success. I ended up buying the Rockwell Versacut saw. It has a depth adjustment up to 1". Very good saw and easy to control versus the Rotozip which I consider close to money wasted. With the rotozip, I used it to cut cement /wonderboard with success since accuracy isn't a problem and thinset will cover it anyway. For finish cut on paneling, go with the Rockwell which also comes with guides. For your info, Rockwell Versacut is a safer tool to operate than the Rotozip bcz the blade retracts.
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Yes, but the handles are secured firmly on the files so they don't readily separate. I'd recommend using a vice and mallet if you need to replace the files.
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Yes. The tip of the file serves as a 2-D phillips screw driver, and perhaps a precision flathead screw driver for some applications.
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You need 2 files to do the job and 20 to 30 minutes. The guy at the store can tell you which ones you need, also use your computer to look on You-Tube to see how it's done. You know if it needs sharpening by looking at the stuff on the ground after cutting something. If you see small chips of wood your OK, if you see saw dust IT NEEDS TO BE SHARPENED.
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Trigger lock would be a nice feature, unfortunately, you will have to work around this one. I assume the saw will be set up in a stationary stand, if not, disregard. Hold the trigger down with an elastic or velcro strap and make sure to only plug the cord into a remote switch controlled outlet. Speed can be controlled from the dial.