Is there a Carbide blade that will work on this saw? Thanks.
71853
Dewalt DW7747 is a 14" 70 tooth carbide tip blade that fits most 14" saws. But like the other commenters said, the 3-4,000rpm makes using anything other than an abrasive blade incredibly dangerous.
71854
Chop saws that can use a carbide blade seem to be specific. I wouldn't chance it even if you found one that fit
1131455
Per Rockwell email response to my inquiry, any brand blades will work with the tool, as long as the size is right - 4-1/2 diameter, 3/8 arbor. So buy at any place. Also, Rockwell is going to issue more blades for this tool in "late April - May 2014".
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The blade seems to be a wave-set hacksaw type edge, presumably with teeth made of high carbon or "high speed" steel. I've learned through costly experience that even if the teeth are the much harder material called tungsten carbide (highly unlikely here), they will be destroyed almost instantly by even the softer grades of ceramic tile.The best reliable way to saw ceramic tile is with a diamond grit blade or bur. Diamond blades are readily available at about $30 to fit common inexpensive 4-1/2 inch high speed angle grinders. Small diamond-grit burs to fit Dremel or RotoZip type tools are far less expensive and allow finer control of the cut but they cut much slower and don't last nearly as long. Whatever you do, be SURE to protect your lungs from the tile dust to minimize chances of acquiring the deadly disease called silicosis.
2155383
I don't know. There is an adatptor for sale. Check that out. The blade are really a good deal if you ctan make them fit.
206005
Any 4" blade will work in the saw, best bet is probably eBay or specialty online stores.
925292
I used some replacement blades for a folding dewalt jabsaw. I can't remember exactly which one though. Should be a fairly easy search. Just look at the Dewalt ones.
2088528
Dear inquirer. Most of us are using the Makita Blade with the Makita Saw. I find them to make quality products specifically for their own product line. Just be sure to get the correct # of teeth for the intended use. Happy Cutting--Bigfooot
1151179
I would let Amazon know and or also Black and Decker. If you have the order number, one of them will get you a blade I would think.
31635
This blade will work fine in any saw in which it will fit. However, be aware that if cutting dry or wet, the saw must be built for that purpose. If it isn't, rapid damage to the saw will occur.
1729010
Yes Donald, the tip of the reciprocating blades a pretty much universal . This type of blade will definitely fit your battery powered Dewalt tool . You can buy this product with confidence that it'll work . I have a Makita saws all and I used most of the brand names and never had a problem . Freud, Makita, Bosh, Dewalt and Milwaukee are the brands that I run on my saw, they each have their strengths and specialties . I hope this helped !
2045923
I have not seen a blade advertised that can be used to cut through steel for the Skil band saw. Plus, I doubt that the saw has enough power to do the job. But it is a great little saw for woodworking.
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I would think that would require a water-cooled saw. Haven't seen a stone cutting blade that would fit this saw.
211801
Yes.. The only thing you may want to do is buy a different blade, something more suitable for laminate wood. The saw itself would work perfectly though. We use it for cutting everything from sheets of plywood for home improvement projects to piping to redo our water lines.
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Type of saw doesn't matter it's universal. As far as size it accommodates up to a 30 inch blade.
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The user's guide has specs required for the selection of blades that can be used with the saw. They include the legal disclaimer that "for your safety" they recommend using Festool blades tested and confirmed compatible with the saw.I'd call the manufacturer, or maybe they have chat/email tech support. Their site should have the user's guide with all the requirements for a compatible blade.
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I am not aware of a Frued saw blade with a 1.25" arbor, sorry.You might want to check the Frued website for any or other brands.Good luck.Tool Trader
1712238
A section of old hack saw blade will work well. If necessary one could use a knife if nothing else is available. I prefer not to use my knife in such a way.