Can this work for sawing job? I need a bench vice to hold objects so I can use my hacksaw.
1749370
So far I have used this vice for clamping almost any item needed except for sawing. I would think that its capabilities would (or could be) extended to light weight sawing; but vigorius of heavy duty sawing I would not count on it.
1749371
With a sawing motion, I would have to say no. They make a small metal vise I got on Amazon for around 30 dollars.
1749372
I had to return this Dremel vise because I couldn't use it for small sawing tasks. The sliding jaw was unstable and couldn't hold the object tightly enough. While the base was stable, the jaw wobbled all over the place, making this vise unusable.
1749373
I have not used my Dremel vice for hacksawing. However, for light duty hacksaw projects the vice should suffice. Please understand the vice is made of plastic.
1749374
This is a light duty vice. I use it hold circuit boards and small items. I do not think I would use it to hold a thick piece metal, say quarter inch or larger that you want to cut with a hacksaw. What I like about it is the position you can put your work in. Also to mount a dermal tool in the vice. In my opinion it is a light duty vice.
900567
This is not meant for that, but I think you can do a few things like pinning the gas block with it. Most things you are going to want to use a bench vise for anyway.
808306
Sadly no. It snaps into place and is great for things like whittling wood, and general knife-use tasks, but if you require a true locked blade, this won't be it. Hope this helps. J.
1851619
You don't need a miter box to use this saw unless you are cutting precise angles. I don't even think it has enough blade clearance to use a miter box. Also remember, this hacksaw was designed to cut metal not wood.
354844
Not likely. It needs rigid resistance like any other saw. Not great for chopping anything that's already on the ground either. I've sawed down trees that were 8 inches across and hundreds and hundreds of dead branches off of trees. That's what this is designed for.
2106488
My guess would be yes...I had to rig it to work on my Makita saw...works perfect with my 2 Dewalt saws...you may need a plywood base, not sure...it's a great portable stand...
1801346
It's not made for that application, so I wouldn't try it. Might work for a while, but I imagine you'd ruin the saw pretty quickly with cement dust and such.
753210
forward handle will mount (through leverage) on a standard tri-stand style chain vice, but otherwise, it's free-hand. As far as the wood, if it's bigger than about 2 1/2" diameter (the wide spot of a baseball bat would be a tricky cut), you probably have the wrong tool. Mostly good for pipe 2" diameter and below, but very handy for that.
517504
Yes it can be cut with a hacksaw. A dremel tool with a cut off blade worked really well too.
1153100
This is not a knife for work. If you want a really strong knife for that kind of use, you should probably buy a Fällkniven knife.
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.
2849
I don't have it anymore, because it broke. I do not recommend buying this vice unless you're going to use it for very light duty work.
1077986
It could work, but this saw is designed for cutting metal or PVC. I used it to cut copper pipe. The blade is thin and it broke after about 10 uses, but I was really hard on it. It did what I wanted it to though.
2122863
It might be able to but I would rather use a standard vise for that. It is really designed to hold a rifle for cleaning and not major gun smithing.
574873
I believe it would work well for that purpose. I use it for woodcarving all the time.
1590219
Yes, it would require the miter box and material to be secured leaving both hands to operate the saw. They have a variable speed switch and make sure to purchase a blade that is about 18 to 24 tooth make sure it is a wood blade the metal cutting blades will burn the cut edge and smoke. It would be to your best interest to test cut some material prior to your finished cuts. Be sure and buy the longer blades I.E. 12 inch. Good luck
440623
It should work fine, but will have to have the straps and buckles moved into the best positions for the angle you want to have the saw held in. Hope this helps;Dave