Can this saw cut at 45 degree angles?
360801
If you mean a beveled cut, the answer is no, unless you have a very narrow tile and then set that tile on base with a 45-degree slope, and that would take an uncommon expertise. But if you mean 45-degrees with respect to an edge of the tile, then the answer is yes, and for that matter any number of degrees. However, it would be best if you made a simple jig of plywood or some such to keep the tile from turning while scoring it. Lastly, you are limited (for 45-degree scoring) by the diagonal of the tile, which means a maximum of a 14-inch side (though longer if you are just cutting a small piece. Hence you could cut a diagonal from a 16 inch or an 18 inch tile if the length of the cut is less than the maximum diagonal of the tile. Mathematically, multiply the length of the intended cut by 1.4 If the product is less than 20, it's a go. Stoney
360802
First of all it is a tile cutter. You score it and then snap in two pieces. A metal angle comes with the tile cutter and you can brace your tile in any position to cut. I purchased this for a small project for my bathroom. It worked great and is a nice heavy duty item. I always like to buy quality tools. I looked at several others and this one was by far built better.
360803
Yes. But you won't cut 20in tiles. For 45 degree, maximum tile size is 14in.
555244
I believe it would. I don't deal with pipe, but I do cut 2 1/2 X 2 1/2 square tubing. I cut the on more than a 45 degree angle as well. You just have to make sure you face the saw the correct way. So that the body of the saw is facing away from where you are cutting into.
1764556
I highly doubt it, but if so it would take a long time to do so. But in defense of the saw, such cuts are not the intended purpose of this saw. This saw is intended for smaller cuts in tight spaces where boards need to be cut flush. For the cuts you are doing you should use either a table saw or a circular saw. Preferably the table saw.
710156
Probably not; the saw body is not svelte. The cut would be canted down toward the end of the blade. Best to just cut it level 1" off the deck, then use a grinder to get flush.
674819
No, this tool has a 13 inch blade, maximum width of material to cut a 45 degree is 8 inch wide stock.
1243294
I only use the insert for 90 degree thin kerf cuts. If you were to cut the initial slot for 45 degrees you would only be able to use the insert for that degree of cut. I,m not sure if the insert is made to be used for that purpose.
567174
I only work in foam board. Official website says it works with 3/16" foam board. When I extend the blade all the way I can get through 3/8" of foam board on a 45*.
905191
As with any saw it is dependent on the blade used. Cutting the right side is always a plus. Running a straight edge will allow straight cuts.
1720378
In one word, no. The saw is too wide. The only possible chance would be to cut a hole in one of the sides which really defeats the purpose
1359799
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
2181905
Yes, it will. Just make sure when you get a new one that the blade is 90 degrees to the bed. Sometimes in transit they are handled roughly and the adjustment gets out of the perfect 90 degrees. Instructions come with the saw for adjusting this angle. Mine was 'right on' out of the box
2181906
The saw is built to make cuts of many angles on wood such cas 2X4's. It will not rip a 2X4. So if by,"Straight " you mean an accurate cross cut,the answer is yes .
194677
As I recall,for a 45 degree cut,you'd premark the cut,pick the proper fitting and go for it.You have very good control,trim material is soft wood or plastic and there is a cutter that will do that quite well.
1495133
The blades can be adjusted so they are parallel or offset by about 45 degrees ether side.
2220513
No adjustments can be made. Would need to cut it with the right type of saw.
2085997
Hi Thomas, yes, this router bit will make 45 degree beveled edge. You don't need the bearing support if you use a fence on your router table.
1527762
This saw has several positive lock stops both sides, including 45 degrees. I'm not sure what's missing from the description, but they're there. I have owned 2 of these and been very satisfied with both.