How fast does it take the blade to come to a complete stop?
1723301
Almost instantly. The electric brake is the strong point of this saw. A feature I was looking for when purchasing a saw. Highly recommend
1723302
Basically before you set it down. In my use it certainly appeared to be fast enough. I never felt like I had to wait for it to stop before I set it down. This is a very nice feature, I would never get another saw without it.
1723303
It is very easy and quick. I would say about a one two minutes with proper tools.
2270184
It is only active when the blade is running at full RPM. Shuts off when the blade stops. No switches.
947818
John, It has variable speeds. Depending on how hard you pull the trigger it will go from crawling to full out.
1582094
None of mine took more than 30 seconds to a minute. It really depends on how dull your knives are.
859470
Does the blade stop as soon as you begin your cut or after you get into the cut? If it is after you get into the cut, the blade is probably getting pinched or in a bind. Be sure to support both sides of the material you are cutting. If it is stopping as soon as it makes contact with what you are cutting, there is probably a problem with the saw.
1763084
It depends on how coarse you make the setting - around 80 turns for fine, 60 turns for coarse. I would say about 2 minutes more or less depending on how fast you turn the handle!
396529
keep pushing the razor blade back, it will have a few clicks more even after it is already inside. once it has stopped moving it will release the knife blade. the razor blade also has to be completely closed to open and close the knife blade
1744319
I don't know but it stops quickly when to let the triger go. But its a good chep saw I like it
447704
Don't remember I only had it one day, I took it back. I bought it to trim a hedge, it would not rev-up so the blade would move back and forth. The carb can not be adjusted. It would not even cut a 1/4 inch branch. Very disappointed!
419440
I don't know the optimal speed. However, I have not had any problems with hard wood if I don't try to take off too much at once. I have planned oak without a problem. I take off less than 1/32" with each pass and less than that for the final two passes. Surface is very smooth..
245595
Depends on how far one wants to break it down. If just taking tongue extension and wheels off, less than 30 min..
696247
My Good Friend....It dosent matter if, or how sharp it is really. Its 68in long...for you to hold it and swing it like a normal man/person...you would need to be at least 11-15 feet tall. I cant even take it out of the scabbord just holding it...you have to lay it down and pull it out. Its just for show really...trust me. However...to answer your question...its not dull...but not razor sharp. You dont really need this blade to be that sharp.
292179
Not very fast . My some said it was a peice of crap . It is really thin plastic and cheap!!! Don't buy it!
2000272
I tend to use cutting blades at high speed, abrasives like the sanding tool at lower speeds. If you go too high while cutting wood the tool will burn the wood. The key is to keep the tool under control and move it carefully no matter the motor speed. As you get more experience with the blades/attachments and the materials you are cutting, you'll likely choose the fastest speed that you are comfortable with.This tool really solves problems!
637111
I always use it to true 1 end then set the stop for repeatability. Since I bought this, I only use my miter saw to ruff cut.
559849
Your going up to fast. Slow down when your cutting. It's not a race. And if it's still leaving hairs then your not cleaning your blades right. Soak them in cleaner
371632
Depends on how hard you work at it. If you twist the tool long enough, you will cut a 45 degree bevel on the inside of the pipe but there is no need to do that. The burrs are gone 15 to 20 seconds. Would take 1 to 2 minutes to cut the bevel.