I've got 75 to 100 feet of concrete floor, full depth, to cut, will I need more than one blade to do the job?
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If you keep the blade wet, it should do the entire job. I started with a spray bottle of water, gave the blade frequent shots, then trickled more into the cut behind the blade. As long as the blade is continuously lubricated and cooled with water, it will last a long time.
810840
Yes, probably need to do it one sheet at a time. This cutter is great, but I would also wonder how quickly it will dull your blades.
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Hi. CORRECTED ANSWER: I measured the depth on my blade (which is slightly worn) and it is 1-5/16 inch (1.32 inch) for a straight up cut. For an angled cut, it will be less of course. I used it to cut through floor tile with a concrete/metal mesh base layer. There is absolutely no room in the blade guard to try an even slightly larger blade. It is a tight fit. The saw performs well and is easy to control as long as it is used with water flow. I tried to use it dry, and in less then a minute the whole house was filled with a thick cloud of dust.
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I just did this very thing and had poor results because the blade I use for that type of work was reAlly worn. With a new blade I have no doubt it would have performed well. I actually wore mine out removing grout between bricks on my house. That worked really good.
326210
I used a number of those already to cut bricks and concrete pavers and worked good. Concrete beam has rebars and the blade may not work or get damage easily, check the product specification.
84193
The Husqvarna Electric Power Cutter will also cut concrete that has rebar installed. The blade will wear faster with this type of use.
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yes it will, if you cut the boards twice. I use this saw to cut 5/4" by 6" decking into thinner planks for some trim things on jobsites. You will have to go slow and make sure you keep the material straight and plumb. Only other tools I own that i could make a cut like that with are band saw (stuck at a shop) or planer (take forever and make too much dust). Maybe not what this saw was intended for but it works great. Get a sharp good blade and you it will work no problem.
221141
Yes, the semicircle saw blade will cut through the floor protector like a hot knife through butter. Be sure to put some scrap material under the floor protector when cutting, and use a guide to help keep your cut straight.
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not sure i use it to cut fiver cement siding i think you won't have any problem with laminate floor
714510
I have tried and it can be done. But be ready to go through a few tiles though. I would recommend a wet saw for small cuts.
445906
Yes, I think it would. Have notched out some planks and entered the cut with a radius. For a more exact cut a jigsaw can be used with a cement board cutting blade. Have used one from Bosch.
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I Cut a 3" X 4" X 8" Concrete Paving Brick in half with one pass, with room to spare. I estimate it will cut close to 4 inches with one pass. Plenty of water is essential for a beautiful cut.
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8" blade should get you darn close, just be sure to do it in small increments.
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I cut 24"tiles ,the cuts was very good ,if you cutting 4" tiles you , don't need such a big cutter
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I used it for concrete siding and it works great. I would think it would cut flooring no problem. Just keep using the stone on the blade regularly. Good luck. This is worth every cent great tool for the money
2066110
I cut sheetrock, 2X4 and a 4X4 --- granted it is probably not the most efficient way to do it ---- I think it should work just fine. The only thing I have not cut with these tool is metal or tile -- but if I get the right blade probably will do it fine.
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Yes, if you make 2 cuts. The only saw I know of that will do it in 1 cut is a Chop saw with a 12" blade. Or a Radial arm saw. But it needs a 12' blade too.