Could this set-up be used on cutting granite also?
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yes would need right bit for granite. Drill would be fine. Might wobble the granite a little if the pressure wavers or changes in any way. Tim
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This drill couldn't cut butter. Mine burned up on the first hole. Do not buy anything from this company.
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The drill itself can be used to drive something that will cut the granite, but I do not know if the concrete core bit can be successfully used to cut the stone. I bet the manufacturer of the bit can answer that question.
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I would think so, I have never worked with granite. Please keep in mind you need to drill an anchor bolt in the granite, make sure the granite will support the pressure of the bolt and the drill bit you are using, Larger the bit the more surface pressure against it thus resulting in a larger and deeper bolt required
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It will cut clean holes thru granite. If your granite isn't a foot thick there are smaller easier tools to handle. If you need to cut less than three inches deep get a lighter cheaper set up.
830340
We put diamond blades on ours and use it to stone. We cut in passes as to not stress or burn motor and have been using for years
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This product is a wet saw for cutting tiles. It can be used to cut stone/pavers, but that is not its primary design. If you are intending to cut an entire wall's worth of stone, I would look to a more industrial product. Of course it also depends on the hardness of the stone in question.
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I have never used it on natural mable only granite. You would be better off asking a stone expert.
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Buy the Dremel 9929 bit. It's almost the cost of this whole set, but will engrave granite stone, and will last longer than the cheap coated bits.
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Possibly. If your granite saw has a metal miter slot, it will definitely work because the miter slide has magnets in one side. If not, it still may work because the slide also has width adjustment screws.
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I would not recommend it. You most definitely need a masonry saw for cutting tile.
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I purchased a 1.375" diamond hole cutter bit that requires water when drilling each of the three holes required into a granite top. Not as difficult as it sounds, you just need a make a dam and have some water standing by. When the hole gets dry, stop and add some water. Good Luck, Greg MacCarthy
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Hello, I assume yes because it does indicate several materials it can be used for but we use it for our kitchen granite counter tops and it seems to work good. I would suggest to contact the company to make sure it works on marble as well before you make a purchase. Good luck
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from what I found online- yes you can cut marble with a diamond blade so yes this should work but I also saw that water can soak into the marble? Might want to check that out
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Yes, but you'll need carbide tipped blades. A power hand saw and diamond blade would be a better choice.
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It cut ceramic tile and milk quartz so far.... have not tried marble on it. Quite possibly will though.
1202675
You could, but I think this has more power than you need. I would try a rotary hammer drill (set to hammer only), with a chisel bit.
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I am not sure. I use it on my black and grey granite and it works great.Maybe try a corner and see what it looks like. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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can this unit be used to cut different hardness of stones for lapidary work
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I would think that would require a water-cooled saw. Haven't seen a stone cutting blade that would fit this saw.
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You should be able to. However, I used a Makita AC powered hammer drill for my job, which was to drill through 3/4 inch granite to install a microwave oven.