Can the cutter cut at 45 degree
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Yes, it is able to cut a beveled edge at 45*, which I really love. Just always make sure you use a scrap piece of mat to so you know which way it'll cut - given that you should be cutting the back of the mat, it can get pretty confusing as to which way the bevel is supposed to go. As Robert said, its pretty versatile - there are bigger kits out there, but I've never run into the need to buy a larger one. I love how the full mat does not need to fit within a given tool, but rather you just lay the ruler with the grooved edge on whatever you want to cut, and then place the cutter in the grooved edge of the ruler and then just cut. You have to make sure you hold it in place, but its fantastic when you want a large mat around a large picture - if you owned a different kit, you might have to be able to fit the whole mat within the tool, but with just the ruler it doesn't matter that the ruler doesn't run the full length of the mat. All that matters is that the ruler runs the length of what you want to cut. I recommend that you also get a healing mat to go under whatever you are cutting so that you have a clean cut and don't ruin any tables. Hope this helps :)
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Yes, I use it for a very close cut. Have had it for almost a year now. Still works great.
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I don't see any reason it won't work. Fantastic gauge, enjoy. Once it's zeroed at 90d everything else is dead on. I cut 8 45s and no matter how I put them together they came out at 90 degrees.
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12 inch thick????? The tool can handle material around 1/2 inch thick and cut it to a 45 degree angle.
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The product literature that came with the saw indicates that it can cut round tube up to 4 1/2" diameter at 90 degrees or 3 1/2" at 45 degrees.
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I suppose you could... The blade is a bit narrower that most other blades but it will certainly give a close cut :)
673103
Yes, it should be able to, the blade is very sharp so it take little effort to make the cuts.
733309
I cut through a 2x6 at a 45 degree angle. I think that was pushing it to the limit.
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PDF of the manual states that 2x8's at 90 degree miter and 2x6's at 45% miter can be cut; this holds for the 45 degree bevel on both cuts.
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Yes but you will need to buy the adjustable angle guide to that is sold Seperatly. Also you need to be aware when purchasing this tool what width materials you will cutting because when cutting at a 45 degree angle the width will be more.
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Yes, no, and it depends. The fence has an adjustment that will allow you to place your work at an angle to the blade. If you are standing in the operating position, the fence is normally perpendicular to the blade. By loosening the pivot adjustment bolt and the fence hold down bolt, you will be able to pivot the fence clockwise up to 15 degrees from "0" degrees ( "0" degrees is perpendicular to blade) and counterclockwise up to 45 degrees. If you are cutting basic bars, tubes, angle material, etc., typically you will be able to achieve the left and right 45 degree cuts by flipping your material. If you have a more complex shape, you will want to make sure you plan your cuts carefully. Yes, no, and it depends. The fence has an adjustment that will allow you to place your work at an angle to the blade. If you are standing in the operating position, the fence is normally perpendicular to the blade. By loosening the pivot adjustment bolt and the fence hold down bolt, you will be able to pivot the fence clockwise up to 15 degrees from "0" degrees ( "0" degrees is perpendicular to blade) and counterclockwise up to 45 degrees. If you are cutting basic bars, tubes, angle material, etc., typically you will be able to achieve the left and right 45 degree cuts... » Read More Yes, no, and it depends. The fence has an adjustment that will allow you to place your work at an angle to the blade. If you are standing in the operating position, the fence is normally perpendicular to the blade. By loosening the pivot adjustment bolt and the fence hold down bolt, you will be able to pivot the fence clockwise up to 15 degrees from "0" degrees ( "0" degrees is perpendicular to blade) and counterclockwise up to 45 degrees. If you are cutting basic bars, tubes, angle material, etc., typically you will be able to achieve the left and right 45 degree cuts by flipping your material. If you have a more complex shape, you will want to make sure you plan your cuts carefully. « Show Less
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this foil cutter works better than any others I've used. Trick is to only rotate 100-120 degrees since there are 4 cutter blades (approx 90 degrees apart).
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Siding get back with you sooner yes it will cup 45° angles but I don't know about paper or cardboard I know when I try cut real thin pieces of styrene in a want cut. Like a yard sale sign I thing is like to do is precinct so I hope this will help you.
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As I recall,for a 45 degree cut,you'd premark the cut,pick the proper fitting and go for it.You have very good control,trim material is soft wood or plastic and there is a cutter that will do that quite well.
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Yes it is. You want to be careful to adjust it correctly so that you maintain a 90 degree cutting angle. It may take a little practice, but it is doable.
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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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I believe it would. I don't deal with pipe, but I do cut 2 1/2 X 2 1/2 square tubing. I cut the on more than a 45 degree angle as well. You just have to make sure you face the saw the correct way. So that the body of the saw is facing away from where you are cutting into.