What kind of increments does it cut? I need a 6.75" cut
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Hole Pro X-230+ Professional Twin Blade Hole Saw Kit: Infinitely adjustable to cut all size holes between 1-7/8" to 9-1/4" - for Electricians and for Installing Recessed Lights: Cuts Plywood Sheetrock Plaster Fiberglass OSB Plastic MDF Hardie Board [Infinitely Adjustable Cutter]
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I cut 7'' hole to install my kitchen fan hood with this hole saw. It should work for your case.
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Hi Alex; You have to set it up using a ruler; but sure it will be able to do that size cut. This hole saw has two opposing blades that slide on a bar and are tightened with set screws so you need to have them equal distance from the center pilot drill bit. Also this saw can only be used on totally flat surfaces or the cutting blades will jump and or chip out the material your trying to cut into. Watch out you need to drill carefully or else the drill could kick back and hurt you. For me it was the best money ever spent even if I don't ever use it again.
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8" blade should get you darn close, just be sure to do it in small increments.
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Get 6.5. It can always be cut down. Also make sure you get the right width.
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Max depth cut will only be about 3". Try a 7 1/4" blade in a circular saw, but will still be a chore. Better off to rent a larger handheld saw.
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I just looked at my cutter and can tell you it definitely does not have 1/16 inch measurements. However, I do eyeball the cut line with the LED light on and do pretty well that way.
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Just measuring a 7-1/4" Blade at max Depth it looks like 2-7/16". I haven't tried to cut anything thicker than that and then measure the cut to know more accurately.
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Depends on the set, number (TPI) and spacing of the teeth on your blade. I like mine. But I think the max is 2 inches and I would not try that with hardwood. For a thick cut I would want maybe an 8 TPI skip tooth with a wide set as to make the saw kerf wide to reduce pinching
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I didn't have to cut mine but by the material that it is made of a simple hacksaw should be able to cut it. It should be simple enough to modify if needed. Hope it does the job for you.
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Yes....just slide to where u want and do repetitive cuts.....63" or whatever
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It appears to be a six inch ulu. That is, the curved blade measures six inches.
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I don't know, because I only needed to cut at right angles and shallow depths. That said, you can definitely extend the blade to cut at 1/2 an inch, but I'm not sure (this is not a doubt, just a lack of personal experience) how well it will work compared to the very reliable and clean cuts I get.
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The blade measures just 1.75" (4.4cm), which surprised me since it does so much work.
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Yes. The #10 blade UltraEdge, which cuts 1.5mm. Very short but good for some things.
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Total width is 13 inches. Max cut is 18 15/16ths you can cut any circle you want down to 2 1/4 inches although I wouldn't use it for anything under 6". Just keep in mind that anything larger then a 1/4 bit will throw off the scale. Multiple passes I stead of one cut is always a good idea with thicker materials. On the Dewalt side I would assume yes but worst case I sure it could be adapted or modified to work. Great jig!
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You can get ambitious and attack branches 12"+ but for "normal" use you will likely want to stay under 6" (and more in the 4" and under). This thing cuts those smaller things like butter.
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according to the manufacturer, the dr 6.75 takes up to a .175 diam. If they had said .155, I would have said no, cause this is really big diameter cord even though it's sold as .155. Since your trimmer takes up to .175, this should fit. hope that helps
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Sure if not from Amazon check the web. You can get 6 to 8' and cut your own at 24".