2 3/4" inch depth of cut at 0 degrees seems shallow, seems like it should be at least 3 1/2". Could someone measure actual depth of cut for me? Thanks
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Oh and don't touch the sliding rails in the back the oil from your fingers will rust em fast
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Don't count on more depth, its a small blade and there are some obstruction at the bottom, some screws that get in the way. I honestly don't recommend you this one
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It will,cut through a 4x4 post Idk actual depths but I have built a table with mine bought it 7 months ago and just used it for the first time this past weekend over all works well
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The Track is 5mm & the depth of cut is 52mm(2 1/16" +/-). Most of my detailed work I do in metric, rough carpentry in SAE, so I was unable to get much closer in SAE. P.S this is with the 165mm blade , not the Festool 160mm size.
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Hello there! The depth of cut at a 45 degree angle is 1-15/16in and the depth of cut at a 90 degree angle is 2-7/16in.
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look at the diameter of the blade in the package at the store, depth of cut is the distance from the blade hub to its edge about 1 inch
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that cant be depth. i have drilled a lot deeper. you can drill as long as the drill bit is. maybe that is supposed to be for diameter but i have used 1/2" bits. hope that helps
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So, thats exactly what I ordered this for, and the thickness or depth is 0.1393701 of an inch, this is using a digital caliper. You will need a bit thicker, or layer up a bit. Basically .14 ''depth, by 1/4'' width by 60 ''. hope that helps
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There is not depth guide. The attachment around the blade is a debris shiel.
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I've cut up to 3/4 inch depth, but didn't do a cut yet maxing out the depth so that I don't know.
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At 1 3/4 depth cut you will just make it and the plunge action is ver smooth, I prefer two hands for better control then one hand for the rip, if possible I would use the guide rails
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Yes & no , where I would imagine, you could limit the the depth of cut, I don't think it would be practical or accurate. Where there is a will there is away.
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Hi Dennis.You can cut up to 3/4 of an inch (20 mm) with this tool. The included cutting bit can handle that depth.Please just use a very low feeding speed of the tool that the Dremel machine can handle it.Best regardsClaes Berge
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Good question. My Mikita 10" table saw has been experiencing slight misalignment. Also, the fence measurement is off about 1/4" inch. Answer: I haven't the foggiest idea.
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I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front cover back on check over everything, hope that helps, lemme know I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front... » Read More I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front cover back on check over everything, hope that helps, lemme know « Show Less
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So sorry, cannot help. I had to return them because they didn't cut anywhere near an inch like they are claim to. Decided to get one from Home Depot for about $8 (which I'm sure is available at Amazon too). Good luck!
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According to the manufacturer's guidelines Max. Depth of Cut at 90 degrees: 3-5/8", Max. Depth of Cut at 45 degrees: 2".
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OK so I went to the saw and it has multiple fence stops you can adjust the depth of cut. Moving the fence all the way to the back of the blade/ saw rear. I can measure a full depth cut of 9 inches, back to front of blade and at least 1/4 inch thick. So it will cut through a 1/4 inch thick plate 9 inch wide when laid flat to the saw base. The only thing would being able to clamp it down solid so it doesn't bind the blade.I hope this helps, Robert
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Greetings Greg... Stainless tube correct? It should cut fine... Cutting it to 0.060 is another issue... That tiny piece will likely go flying if you dont set something up to catch it...