Will these cutters cut clean tenons on a lathe too?
1634908
I can'r answer with complete certainty since I don't own a lathe, but I would think that they might or I would be willing to try since a lathe is not much different than a drill press except that its horizontal rather than vertical and you can probably control the speed and feed just as well or better than a drill press. It is an interesting idea in any case, then it would be much easier to make s group of round holes for the mortising part of the joint than a continuous square or rectangular hole as in a true mortise that requires a special tool.
1183008
Possibly for burnishing, but they are very dull, and wouldn't cut or carve anything more durable than wax or clay without sharpening. (Even then, I'm not sure.)
878030
Yes. Cuts easily with a utility knife. We purchased these for a Ford F250, and Land Rover Discovery. All had to be modified. It was easy to do.
1205128
No, these are too big for a dremel tool... they're made to be used with a regular drill
943524
I am not familiar with your machine but I must say I could not in all good conscience recommend the cutter. Save your money.
1298860
Yes...if you are careful to keep the material flat on a backer board. And remember this cutter is to be used only on a drill press. I have used these cutters to cut instrument holes in .090 aluminium.
187711
Yes, of course. However, due to the nature of your question-- you do realize that these attach to the sanding foot of an electric sander, right? These will be rather ineffective if used without the proper machine.
1546805
It might work out just fine. I'd have to see the wire in person to tell you for sure there. Great cutters regardless.
1863572
It depends on the turning capacity of the lathe. The most important question is will these jaws fit on your chuck! Most of the current chucks I'm familiar with have the same screw spacing so you should be OK. Just make sure you can return the item if it does'nt fit. Hope this helps.
1090933
I don't believe so. They are meant for baking/cookie cutting and are not that sharp.
806723
In my opinion they cut pretty clean. The motor is powerful enough and the blades are sharp enough to leave a nice clean cut. (Needless to say, if you attempt to cut something too large, it will leave a jagged edge.) As with any tool, the secret is to use the right tool for the right job ;)
1598565
Yes. I used them to cut holes in a laminated wooden conference table with no issues.
544546
I haven't used them for that yet but these scissors are amazing! I would bet they do!
1391722
It is an OK saw for cutting joinery. I use it to cut my dovetails and to trim off the ends of the tails on the board. I have not tried to cut tenons with it, but the throat capacity of the saw is relatively small. So unless you are making tenons in the 1" long range this saw will be too small. It does cut nice and smooth, but I find that the teeth are too long and inhibits starting a cut perfectly on the line. It is a good saw for the money, but fine joinery will require a much better quality saw. Also, the tip is very easily prone to bending. I hope that helps a little with your answer.
1141512
They should work with any saw that uses standard reciprocating blades, i.e. Sawzall.
1317613
They say they will. I have not tried them. I do know that Youtube has videos comparing different machines and die cuts. Hope this is helpful.
835677
Did you mean Bosch? As long as they are reciprocating saw blades they will work.