Can a blade like this be used in a standard hand held power saw to cut concrete curbing?
1761225
Yes, I have a curbing company and I use one like this on my 7 1/4" circular saw to cut 4"x6" concrete curbing.
1761226
That would depend on how thick the curbing is. This blade is designed to fit onto a 4.5" die grinder tool, and not a standard power saw. You should not substitute this blade into the wrong type of saw as it will not spin at the speed in which it was designed to do.
1761227
It can be used?, I got better results using a wet environment using a Cordless saw,. "If you use a corded Saw > Careful you don't electrocute yourself<". It cuts good, Don't put pressure let the blade cut as you move it. the Blade I got I cut over 400 pavers and over 100 stepping stones [12" X 12"]. hope this helps. Use goggles (I preferred a Face shield don't like my face getting hit by small pieces).
209891
no it is not made for things like that its a scoll saw made for doing small too medieam size work with small wood or steel if you put in the right blade i would use a masonary blade on a circler saw to cut your pavers with
847196
I used it to dry cut pavers for the driveway I installed. The blade worked just fine on my chop saw.
1941101
I use this product to cut concrete all the time. Works great!! I recommend getting the diamond cutting blades from harbor freight tools. They are a lot cheaper, and you will go through a few of them. I actually just use this tool when I want to cut a straight line. Most of the time I use Hitachi G12SE2 4-1/2-Inch Disk Grinder. They both cut equally well and hold up great to hard use.
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.
743667
I think you can, so long as the blade is above the cut. Otherwise the weight of the frond will cause it ti pinch, and then you have a real problem to get it loose. I would prefer a saw with teeth closer together for that job, or much higher speed, as in a regular gas engine saw
1956489
Yes, just measure where to cut and use a fine tooth (not course) saw blade.
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.
656452
this is a planer, if you would use a power planer on concrete then go ahead, but be prepared to buy a lot of blades
2254829
No don't do it! A dry cut saw turns at a much slower RPM and is able to use this blade. A regular chop saw will ruin this blade and the material. Be safe not sorry.
31633
It worked fine for me in my bench miter saw. I cut hundreds of concrete pavers. Still cutting great.
1896966
Nancy, I would 'presume' you could, if your thinking of pushing it thru the diamond openings. I would not do that myself. I'd use pruning clippers. This is really a survival tool vs a regular rigid saw.
297999
That would make a huge mess but I guess you could do it. I used a large serrated knife and a metal straight edge. It's hard to cut precisely. The texture of the material is a little bit like a really firm cake. Due to the density you cant really compress it so cutting it with a power saw would be difficult. I did try my table saw and it clogged up the blade pretty quickly. If you want to use a power tool you might consider a carving knife, it works really well. Otherwise a serrated knife from your kitchen like a bread knife will do the trick
553315
No. This is just for wood/laminate flooring purposes. I suppose if you find a tile blade that would fit the saw it would work for tile u to a certain thickness. As it is boxed it will not cut tile.
1932244
I used it to power a 10 inch compound saw and a small oil less compressor, both from harbor freight. The saw does no cut as well as when it is hooked up to normal ac power. A sharper blade would help.
226299
No this blade is intended to cut glass. We used it to cut glass tile mixed with slate. It worked well for that purpose. You should rent a concrete cutter for your purpose.
1841865
The blade would have to be very narrow analogous to a knife. Also, something as large as a machete would tax the machine. You need something more industrial for that application.