Can you use a chop saw wheel on this?
606169
I would say no. The speed of the blade is critical to each type of blade and the design of the saw is specific to the blade type.
606170
Don't know: never tried, as I have a separate chop saw. If I were thinking about it, I'd check with DeWalt, or at least look at rotational speed; I'd be concerned about the chop saw blade coming apart if rotation were too fast -- or cutting ineffectively if the rotation was too slow.
606171
You could, but why would you? It will cut slow and eliminates the advantages that you would buy this saw for. The carbide blade barely leaves a bur, the cut is almost cool to the touch, it cuts quickly, and it makes less mess. Depending on what you are cutting, you can make several hundred cuts before you send the blade out for sharpening, which eliminates time lost to changing out the abrasive disks. Overall, buy a spare carbide blade, can send one out to be sharpened and use the spare. Quit buying the abrasive disks!
2009398
I wouldn't. It doesn't seem sturdy enough, you may damage the blades inside. You should look into blenders!
592655
I wouldn't recommend it as the blade isn't heavy enough. Nowhere in their advertisements or instruction book does it have a recommendation to chop ice. You will only shorten the life of the machine if you use it for other than it was designed for.
945399
Yes and no, as the blade can handle it, but the saw you mount it on dictates the usable capacity.
939037
not sure. but that's not what it's for so it would be a waste. it would ruin the blade fast. there are plenty of cutter wheels specifically for metal. reserve this for glass , ceramic , stone
2213325
Yes but the cut or amount you file is going to be small. Don't forget there is a small screw at the center of the wheel which will interfere with the cut/filing. There is only about 3/8" of radius to use for the cut because the screw will interfere with the operation. I'd suggest looking for a bigger wheel with diamond grit.
673010
Yes it can, you can use a small saw, but be sure to measure the height you need before doing it (there's no going back). Also, be sure to do it in a straight line, or the rubber base won't fit propperly afterwards.
272670
I doubt that would work very well. I'd use a wheel cutter if I had room to get to it.
833439
Absolutely not.....great tool but not a substitute for a circ saw.....you would be better off using a Jig saw as a replacement
42401
Yes, this rotary tool has plenty of power for this use. For cut off wheel I would recommend the Proxxon 28830 metal saw blades. Remember this rotary tool is 12 volts and requires the Proxxon 38704 Transformer NG5/E or Proxxon 38706 Transformer NG 2/S
1142449
I think you can, but this may be more than you need for a single yard project. There are cheap non sliding 10' chop saws that may not be much more heavy.
633440
The manual suggests that you don't, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. The biggest concern would be whether the wheel will sit flat when you turn it over onto the leather. If you needed too, you could trim it back so that the leather was not in the spindle clamping area.Cheers
929904
I haven't used it for chopping nuts but I can't see where it would be a problem. I am on my second chopper and I wouldn't buy another type.
466790
U could if you wanted a large rough cut......but for seeds etc I would use a small food processor instead, or a coffee grinder.
1641538
If the blade works on it yes. However it's only going to cut so far into it. I'd be looking at a different type of saw if I was trying to do that.
592657
Not recommended to chop ice with any blades in set. There may be a blade available from the manufacturer.
35606
While I imagine you could, the bracket goes from 11" to about 16-17" spread to fit an assortment of chopsaws. I don't think it would work because the legs aren't suited to push in that direction and the overall height would make table saw use awkward. I believe the stand height is 36" + 13" for table saw, puts that fairly high up. It is light duty too, I would only recommend this for someone doing finish work, general construction, concrete forming, framing, etc., this wouldn't last long.