What blade would I buy to cut through 3/4 inch plywood
167844
I would use any wood blade for construction grade ply, fine toothed blade for veneer ply
167845
It has blades that come with it. There's a blade to cut wood that also comes with it. Thats the blade i used to cut my 3/4 plywood.
1081176
Have never used tool for 3/4 flooring. I do not think it will work with that thickness
1088770
8" blade should get you darn close, just be sure to do it in small increments.
1662143
This is a great saw and you will love it. If you want to saw 4in wood, get the 3/4 in blade and you should be fine.
348860
That would depend on the capacity of your table saw. The kit provides enough blades and shims to cut up to 29/32nds, but my ridgid saw for example will only support up to 3/4".
1022965
I can't say but I've had issues regarding ordering the specific blade for this saw. I bought one that the seller said was 4 3/8 but it was 4". Otherwise the saw is great!
1257509
I used this blade to cut plywood with my Skil circular saw and the results were great. I got almost mirror smooth cuts. Very important to set the blade depth according to the thickness of the plywood to ensure that the edges dont splinter. I even cut 84 inch long 30 degree bevel cuts in plywood with this blade in order to make some cabinet edges and had no problems. Just make sure to follow all the rules of cutting with circular saws like proper clamping and setting cutting guides, etc.
1032588
I doubt that the blade is optimal for that. You probably want smaller teeth with less "set" and I think they are set in a zigzag or S curve pattern as on a hacksaw. Maybe look at the 2 in. Bench Top Cut-Off Saw from Harbor Freight, Item #42307. It will cut 3/4" diameter tubing.
992923
i cut through a 4 by 4 wood post a few times and it worked good for me. the sharpness of your blade really makes a difference
1245971
For 4 to 6 inch thickness I would go with a bigger bandsaw. This will cut 4 inch stock ok but I cut a lot of exotics and the denser woods really slow this bandsaw down to where I wish I'd got a larger model. For 2 to 3 inch and a good blade it works good. I use it for cutting my lathe wood down to a rounded blank for turning.
1002366
This is a 60 tooth blade that should cut most materials like plexiglass , teflon, etc, however for some harder plastics and acrylic sheets, I clamp two pieces of plywood over the cut line to help prevent breaking and splintering. Further, this blade is typically used on a portable saw such as Skil saw. If I were cutting plastic of any kind, I would want to do so on a table saw where one can better maintain a straight cut line. Plastics often crack and even shatter if the blade is not kept on a very straight line.
576558
Get an after market blade, and you should have no problem with 4" oak. The blade that came with the saw was not the greatest. I picked up a new 1/4 inch & 1/2 inch for like $15 bucks... cutting is night and day compared to the stack blade.
1543945
I think you would be better off with an 4.5 inch abrasive saw. I think dewalt makes one.
780324
The Rockwell VersaCut saw, using 3-3/8" blades, will make cut depth of 3/4".
209571
can use a circular saw for most of the cuts. also needed a jigsaw,drills .. I think 4 sheets of 3/4" and 2 sheets of 1/4".
209568
Hi Bruce, you do need a table saw, it would be difficult without one, but it can be done. I bought 2 sheets of 1/4in. birch plywood, cabnet grade. 4 sheets of 3/4in. birch plywood. I also had to purchase solid birch which cost about $80. You will also need some birch edging. I bought 3 25ft packs, and I used most of it. I think my total expense for the kit and the wood was about $1000.
1523734
you have to have a 1" arbor to use these blade's try a regular saw blade but get one with alot of teeth like one for cutting plywood i hope this help's