Has anyone used this for slate - .75 to 1.5 inches thick?
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It is certainly powerful enough to make relatively short length cuts through such material but I would A) make two or more passes successively deeper and B) not recommend this particular saw for more than a few, short cuts. You would do better with a larger tool for any real quantity.
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I believe this stapler would work very well for attaching 1/4" plywood to a substrate. I have stapled thicker ply, like 3/8" Baltic ply, and the staples penetrate very well. You would probably want to decrease the pressure (a knob on the stapler) to its lowest setting. I have shot 3/4" long to 1.5" long staples with it--no problem. When using the 3/4", I was stapling welded wire mesh to redwood frames, and the wire stopped the penetration of the staple as expected; that is, the staples did not penetrate too deeply.
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Yes I used it to lay 250 square ft of natural bamboo 5/8" x 3 3/4 x 48" over 3/32 inch pad. I used 1 1/4" staples and only had to use a set occasionally when I was not careful to ensure that that staple seated properly.
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I've used it with a 10 and 10.2 of medium thickness. If your Prestige isn't thin like an iPad, it should do well.
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I used it on 3/4 inch mdf and it pulled the 4 sides together surprisingly evenly. I built 2 pedestals and did need to put a camp on one of them on the bias, but only to make up about one degree.
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I would certainly give it a try.... I haven't used it much yet - just got it last fall. I have pulled a 5" white birch that was 30' tall. I don't know how it really works in a variety of conditions yet eg: hard soil or something like a post that could be in deep, but I was pleasantly surprised with the ease it accomplished the work that I have done.
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My shelf is approximately 1 inch thick and I don't think it could accommodate any thicker than maybe 1.5 inches. Hope this is helpful.
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I used it on a 1/2" thick MDO plywood. By the end of the cut, the friction heat build up was considerable. I think the problem would get worse if the material was thicker or harder. I would estimate for soft woods, up to 1" thick is the limit. Be sure to reverse the work piece and start from the other side when about half way through in order to get a clean cut on the reverse side. I initially used a Makita battery powered drill and I think it was too much for the drill. It went much easier with a heavy duty corded drill.
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It is not a quarter inch thick. You are thinking of the esee 5 by Rowen. Jeff randall knife
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It wouldn't be suitable for 1/4 inch stock over 3.5" wide. If you replace the stock blade with a small tooted finish blade it would be just the ticket. In fact it can cross cut a 2" X 4" but miters of this size lumber are impossible. Fine for 3/4" thick or smaller stock.
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I'm not positive, but there is plenty of gap to stamp just about any thickness. I just tested it with a standard size piece of a cardboard box and it worked. Those are pretty thick and unless you are using a Flinstone's stone tablet it would probably work for you.
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I haven't used the Libman Wonder Mop on a slate floor, but I don't think it would be durable enough. I also have an O-Cedar Dual Action Microfiber Flip Mop and I think it would work better even though it's a different type of mop.
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Hi Nola_Girly. I just measured it to be 0.75" thick, so not a fit for that clamp.
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yes, works well. Each half is about 3/4-1" thick. that means that if you have rocks or coral close to walls you need to adjust them for that clearance. that is usually only a concern on back walls. many people don't care about that. Great Product
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I can't say I tried it, but I doubt the blade is long enough, nor is it powerful enough to cut that thickness. I'd try to get advice from an expert in countertops. Maybe Google the topic. I'm sure there would be plenty of advice there.
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i havent tried it but if it was a smooth sureface or if you were to cover it with a 1/4" luan i would think it would stick well.smooth finish ply wood should work as well..
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A. 75 and 1 inch riser both worked for me but I'm not so sure about a. 5 inch riser? A safer bet is the 1 inch.