is this sharp enough to cut a commercial carpet ?
1345472
It's sharp enough but I don't know how long it will keep its edge cutting carpet, I used to install carpet and best thing for that is a razor knife. They have one that is angled that works real well. http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Easy-To-Use-Pivoting-Carpet-Knife-with-Blade-Included-Cut-Carpet-Easily-/161264931456?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item258c239280
1345473
It's sharp enough but I don't know how long it will keep its edge cutting carpet, I used to install carpet and best thing for that is a razor knife. They have one that is angled that works real well. http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Easy-To-Use-Pivoting-Carpet-Knife-with-Blade-Included-Cut-Carpet-Easily-/161264931456?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item258c239280
2194539
Yes. It has the speed adjutment and power needed. I use it more for cutting steel than wood. Designed more for serious DIYer than commercial use, however.
1944340
I've used mine for cutting dove tails and other fine cuts. It is flexible (which some may not like) and sharp. I have not tried sharpening it.
1086485
I do not have commercial carpet but it does not work every good at all on very low pile carpet. Works great no those bare floors though!
994176
Yes, just make sure it lays flat on is own so you get a good straight cut. Utility knife is all you need.
841273
Definitely sharp enough to cut it, unless you're cutting extremely unripe avocados... even then it should still break through the skin and avocado meat, it just may take a little more push.
1514331
Yes....it does well with concrete. A 7 1/4 inch Diamond Blade is all you will need. I've cut concrete slabs with it.....no problem.
2102233
Nope. You won't find one that powerful on Amazon. Commercial grade lasers that can burn/cut are expensive too.
1570977
Nope. It's very sharp. I was able to slip it into the cardboard cover it came in for about 10 months or so. It's a good saw anyway.
11017
Yes, it takes the standard utility blades which work fine on carpet. The auto-loading feature makes it a great choice for any task that require blade changes.
1506539
Ben...Yes, this would be great for that. It's thin (not much pile to speak of), but tough, and cuts fairly well with sharp scissors. Be aware it has no backing, so you may have to use something to hold it down. Double sided carpet tape is what I used in my vehicle for this. I was pleased with it for my purposes, and I think it would work well for yours.
1017306
Not sure about cutting it but it's thin enough to cut. We put a thin piece of laminate under it for more floor protection from chair wheels.
2270089
Definitely! It's razor sharp. I've cut through plastic with it. I prefer the straight edge but if you feel that you may get more from the serrated edge, go for it!
1509388
I would imagine...it's pretty sharp. I only use it for my sushi but I'm sure you can use it for other things.
1764557
This tool is NOT designed for that kind of cutting. It is designed to flush cut door bottoms ,door trim, etc. When you need to raise the floor with carpet or tile, you must trim the bottoms so the door will open or the tile will slide under under. the jambs . This blade has a heavy spline on it and will not work like a circular saw. It is a special purpose tool. You might find a cabinet shop that will cut them for you for a few bucks. Much easier solution. Good luck.
687905
It probably would, you might have to pop a starter hole first if the carpet is really thick. I am done with the pliers I bought if you want to buy mine. Let me know.
2195066
Hello Diane,Yes, this tool would be great for the job you described. It even comes with a tile cutting blade. Hope that helps!