Is there a blade for Formica or Plastic Laminated wood in this set?
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There are 5 different types of blades with TPI (TEETH PER INCH) 6 rough cut, 10 smooth cut, 10 scrolling, 18 medium metal, 24 fine metal
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Hi. Yes the combination blade #10 blade. To keep the formica or laminated from chipping put masking tape on your formica side on your cutting line remember to let the saw do its job. Don't force it. I have to keep telling myself that because I get in a hurry. Betty
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I never looked for that kind of blade for it. The company is very helpful. The string is very thick and we have had no problems cutting through what we needed. You do not want to get close to any siding or metal it will cut holes into this stuff
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Maybe. Of you could find the right sized file for the arc of the cutting surface. But the are so cheap I am not sure it would be worth it. The are all metal under the plastic handle and could be recycled.
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plywood yes veneers an melamine no. It could be used with a straight edge. if you want chip free in veneer and melamine you probably would have to go with a festool, they have chip guards that hug the blade. The makita has play between the blade and the chip guard. bosch might make good chip guards too but I don't know first hand.
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Yes. If it breaks, you can ship it to Estwing or probably take it to any retailer who sells Estwing for exchange (and they'll send the broken one off for replacement or refund). To get it to slice paper, use a stone with leather or a belt sander.
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The blade is included, but there was no additional (replacement) blade. I think you can purchase replacement blades on amazon or in some craft shop.
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You get 1 "E cut" blade (which is a "combo" metal/wood). That may be enough, but I suggest you invest in extra blades. You'll find once the blade is shot, you better have a replacement available.
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Not sure about sheet goods, but I would think it'd be fine in plywood. Although...I did cut 1/8 MDF with it, and it did fine. I guess the blade choice is an important consideration. I've just cut a bunch of 7/8 thick cedar for adirondack chairs, with curves for arms and back- and the blade cut true and square (edge stayed 90 degrees to the face). I'm extremely happy with the saw, and the price is quite fair based on my experience with the value of other types of power tools. If you had to cut a long straight line with it, and used a straight edge as a guide, I think you'd be happy with the result. A circular saw might be less fussy though for that application. Good Luck! Not sure about sheet goods, but I would think it'd be fine in plywood. Although...I did cut 1/8 MDF with it, and it did fine. I guess the blade choice is an important consideration. I've just cut a bunch of 7/8 thick cedar for adirondack chairs, with curves for arms and back- and the blade cut true and square (edge stayed 90 degrees to the face). I'm extremely happy with the saw, and the price is quite fair based on my experience with the value of other types of power tools. If you had to cut a long straight line with it, and used a straight edge as a guide, I think you'd be happy with the... » Read More Not sure about sheet goods, but I would think it'd be fine in plywood. Although...I did cut 1/8 MDF with it, and it did fine. I guess the blade choice is an important consideration. I've just cut a bunch of 7/8 thick cedar for adirondack chairs, with curves for arms and back- and the blade cut true and square (edge stayed 90 degrees to the face). I'm extremely happy with the saw, and the price is quite fair based on my experience with the value of other types of power tools. If you had to cut a long straight line with it, and used a straight edge as a guide, I think you'd be happy with the result. A circular saw might be less fussy though for that application. Good Luck! « Show Less
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It depends on the gauge (thickness) of the metal you are wanting to cut, but the blade included is meant for cutting through wood, metal, and plastic.
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Sorry this saw is for wood laminate flooring, I also used for wood and plastic molding. Ceramic Tile cutters are very cheap for the manual typs and just a few more dollars for an elctric wet tile saw.Hope this helps you out..BTw this is an excellent Saw, I Laminated 2 large rooms, and a hallway with this saw using the original blade it came with!!
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I bought the set for my son. I have used blades like these and they have no problem cutting thru wood withe the wood blades and the metal blades will cut thru some metals.
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I bought an OSHLUN and it has work well for me. I cut through sheets of PVC plastic to a thickness of about 6 inches so my experience is not the same as what you want it for. The wood is probably easier to cut since plastic can heat up and cause a lot of drag. That has not been a problem with this blade though. I don't know the price on the OSHLUN.
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It has blades that come with it. There's a blade to cut wood that also comes with it. Thats the blade i used to cut my 3/4 plywood.
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sorry,i don,t know as i haven't tried it.There is a blade that might do the job ,but i doubt it .
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They provide a very hard finish on wood. I think they might work on Formica but I do not know whether they achieve water fastness.
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I bought this as a polymer clay conditioner. I don't know why it is suddenly listed under kitchen and food stuffs. Regardless, no, there are no cutting blades. I do believe you would have to get those separately.
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There is one on http://amazon.com, but it is too pricey. Woodcraft carries some disposables. The manufacturer's website has some plastic bag replacements, also. Go to Woodstockint.com.