Can the blade be instaiiled downwards OR upwards, or just downwards?
1117219
The blade can be used both ways, I hate to give free ads to Amazon... any way this is a great Saw.... I have been a top builder for years... it's great. best of luck
1117220
I believe the blade is keyed but you will have to look at a spare blade to be sure
814302
Yes, you can put the blade in upside down if you need that angle on the cut.
399117
the tip of the blade is a stright angle cut. there is a slight curve to the over-all blade.
540659
Dear MichelSorry, but I cant answer it, because it has to do with the position of this unit between your Machine and the blade.
814303
I have used the blade in 4 different positions at 0, 90, 180, 270 degree positions. Very handy for tighter situations and different materials.
861994
I have both too. I can't be 100%sure, but it looks like you could possibly interchange the blades.
657252
It does that when I put downward pressure on the knife. Just use the weight of the knife only. You'll get a good edge and the motor won't grind down. If it does, I'd return it
2075339
I would say 'No'. One of my heavier knives hangs at a slight angle. Not a huge problem but I'm thinking it might be much worse if it was hung vertically.
1970900
The blade pivots to 90 degrees. My experience is that to cut stuff that is high off the ground it is best to use a tall step ladder and keep the blade at a lesser angle.
1529947
The belt moves downward. The direction of the belt and/or disk sander is not reversable.
1920575
No, the tip is down and the heel is at an up angle. Usually, most of the cutting is done with the tip.
673611
The three cutting blades on each end go up. The cutting edge should angle down.
567175
The blade is adjustable. I think you'll be able to cut through it. In the picture that little round toggle is like a bolt holding the blade in place. You can loosen it and slide the blade up or down to your desired level and then tighten it to keep in place.
66971
That seems like overkill. If you properly strop the blade several times on each side, that will do the job. You don't need anything moving at a higher speed.
665906
You can lock the blade in place to install or change the blade. You can also, set the depth of the cut to suit the thickness of the material. This is very useful when doing a plunge cut into the material.
2156621
nope. the blade is integrated and you would have to break it. I had that same issue.
707809
Aaron: You can lay a 2x6 flat, or stand it on edge. Which way are you talking about? You can cut at a 45 degree angle across the board, or tilt the blade (not swivel it) by 45 degrees. How about a better description of what you want to do. Regards, Pete