can you put regular blades in the deep cut housing
815681
Yes . The deep blade housing is made so that it is able to cut through thicker exposing a little bit more of the blade. You will need to replace regular blades a bit more often but yes. cathy rigby's book gives a great chart of pressures needed for thicker materials and regular housings.
766476
The depth of the knives is not adjustable. I would write to Weston in regard to the replaceable portion of your question.
958063
There is a depth stop but have never used it. Seems to me though that you would have to put a spacer block between what you're grooving and the back fence to get a uniform depth all the way across the grooved board since the deepest part of the cut is at the centerline of the blade. Hope that helps, if I did it that way I'd use a small router plane (Stanley #71) to make it uniform.
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.
1058840
Yes. This is a problem with the EAB and EAB Lite. Standard blades (like Stanley, Lenox Gold, and Irwin) will screw in securely, but they wobble. The thicker blades are contractor blades; the ones I buy are made under the SuperKnife brand.
2155624
Yes, It comes with a standard use blade, Different tasks and materials use different blades though. good luck and enjoy it!
2071996
It takes standard blades but they are not "straight shank" you can get them wherever you get the "straight shank" type. I like them better. They stay in the saw better.
2242280
Probably not. I would imagine that the blade hookups would be different as per manufacturer.
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.
493472
You will have to remove the standard insert, the dado blade 'stack' will be too wide. If you want to use an insert it will have to vary for each Dado width you set up. I have never seen any advertisement for inserts of varying widths? Depending on the width of the material you wish to dado you can use your saw without one or make one from a suitable thickness material.
557428
You need the chute cover. If not they will just work as a regular blade. I bought these because I already have a cover installed.
1492633
It appears they might based on this article however there maay be some issues:http://woodworking.about.com/od/recommendations/gr/Rockwell-Bladerunner-Rk7320-Cutting-Machine.htm*Wide blades, such as the popular Bosch T308B, are too wide and cut into the plastic dust port
969231
I could not tell you, it was very hard to get to the blades, save you money and don't buy this. You're better off going to Lowes or Home Depot and get a good box cutter were the blades are not encase and are easily accessible.
565468
I actually use three blades. My deep cut is for fabric cutting so I don't use it for paper. You probably could but I would not go any deeper than 1 for regular cardstock.
629551
Yes I believe you can. Check the B&D website. There are also wholesalers online who will sell you other parts, like the blade, etc. But not all parts are replaceable.
1457321
Yes. You could use a hole saw, which you can find a 2" version here. Given the depth at 2", these are made for doors which are typically not as deep so you may need to cut from one side until the hole saw bottoms out, back out the drill, and then cut from the other side. There should be a pilot hole on the other side to line up your cuts. You could also buy a 2" forstner style bit, search here, they are more expensive, but would drill all the way through.
969721
Yes,you can use any carbide tooth blade for non ferrous the more teeth the smoother the cut.