will the blade work for crown molding
754989
I used it for some crown molding, but I opted to then pick up a blade with more teeth from the Home Depot. The blade it comes with will work, but recommend something with finer teeth. The blade it has is great for ripping through 2x4's, but you stand a chance of a splintered cut on crown molding.
754990
The blade that comes with the same is too coarse for cutting crowns. I would suggest 80 tooth or finer. That's larger issue for me is the fence as it comes on the saw. You will have to make a larger rigid fence to hold the moulding. The fence is shallow and not rigid, but you can bolt a taller wood fence to it.
379945
You could probably use them to carve Plaster of Paris, however, it would be slow going. You'd probably be better served using a Foredom or Dremel tool with a burr to carve plaster. These tools were intended (and usually used) for carving wax models when casting dental crowns and appliances...They are stiff, but not completely inflexible (and it depends upo the specific tool). They are not stiff like wood carving chisels or gouges.
1684888
Probably, but it is the wrong blade in the wrong tool for the job. You need a blade with teeth such as a small circular saw and blade or a carpenter's saw.
791640
No, this blade is only for Silhouette machines. You would have to find a Cricut brand blade for their products.
2190148
Yes. I make two part moulds out of them all the time. As long as you know what your doing with the mold and the 'key' you'll be right. It's quite flexible when set. I use it to cast liquid plastic ( type of resin) slot cars
1552334
I'll start by saying I love this nail gun ... but it's probably overkill for both shoe and crown molding. I have a smaller brad nailer that I use for molding. You might be able to dial the air pressure back and use the smallest nail possible ... it's heavy crown molding it might be enough to keep the nail from cracking the wood.
1567638
Well it do sent matter if the tablesaw is level because the saw blade angle is set relative to the table. This works really well. I was able to set the angles to cut crown molding flat which involves some precise angle alignment. Just set the base setting on the table then stick it to the blade and adjust it to the right angle
2180581
The blade is designed by Festool so you need to use their blade and as you might guess, they are a little expensive. In my opinion. it is worth it to have a great Mitre saw. If you want to cut great angles and make crown mouldings easy, this is a great saw. It is fun to work with good tools.
461575
No way, it won't work. The blade is fully assembled into the bottom. You can't do (what you want to do) with professional blenders kind of this one.
1966579
Maybe not quite the right tool simply because the teeth do not go right to the end of the blade. There is another small saw called a flush cut, I believe, which does have teeth going right to the end of the blade. You may still have trouble using just a saw for the job unless there is a gap between the molding and the floor. But the Shark saw is an excellent tool to have around and does make very fine cuts on the pull stroke as well as having a coarser cut side. Get one just for the hell of it !
641040
Yes it will work. The blade isn't as good as a carbide tipped saw blade which I use for serious shrub removal.
2030046
This blade works well on Plastics but I tried it with wood and it even had a hard time with just 5/4" Fir. Find another blade is what I would do. Freud makes a huge selction for cross cut blades.
2267385
since crown moulding can be cut lying flat, it would cut pretty much any size you throw at it.
81994
I use mine to cut both wood and plastic model parts so it should do the job for you.
88556
The back of the blade is chamfered so it will not, but I took a file to mine and it works great now. You can also use the blade.
2057162
Yes, that is correct. For example I assume that you're doing a corner cut for crown molding and you're not doing a cope or coping cut but a straight miter cut. Check out the miter cutting for crown molding at this web site. www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/video/0,,20056482,00.html good luck.
802831
If your blender jar has a metal threaded bottom cap, then the parts for your model are obsolete and no longer available. If your blender jar has a plastic threaded bottom cap, then this blade should be compatible with your model.