Do these actually do flush cuts, ir is it still an angled cut on both sides?
1385523
the cutting edges of the tool are beveled both sides but i get a near flush cut with the whole cutter as opposed to trying to nibble the same cut with another tool.
448594
Both the ripping dude and the crosscut side have some set to the teeth, so it's not really a flush cut saw-- it'll scuff the surface you're cutting to if you ride up against it. Still a good saw, but not the 100% ideal for trimming plugs.
1815370
I have used mine both ways. They don't have a sharp cutting edge, but they did work for cutting as well.
1929154
It is a flush cut saw and if you use it correctly, you will not mark the mating surfaces.
1012943
No they don't. They also are not surface mount. Need to cut out mounting surface to make flush.
858415
No... It is a mighty fine trim saw or plywood cutter, in addition to light tile and masonary work, but, can't be used for flush cutting. That type of cut is best handled by a dedicated saw or one of the "sonic" type saws. I use a Rockwell Sonicrafter for that type of cut (toe-kick for floor easement).
442821
It is my understanding that all of the newer ones do have angles marked, mine did, that was 6 months ago, but it isn't possible to tell from the description provided. If you would happen to get one without angles you can add them on your own with a nice Sharpie marker and one of your quilting rulers. I have done that on my older dies with no problem. Good luck, I use this one all the time. Worth every penny to me a great way to cut all those scraps as you go and in no time you have plenty of strips to use.
1240437
Where do you need to cut? Is it a fitment issue? You shouldn't have to cut anything if you ordered for the correct vehicle. I just installed mine and only made a miniscule adjustment to make it flush better (sanded off a <1/8" gap) because that is just me.
117008
I don't know about ALL of the files being double sided, but mine is. Yes, you can use both sides, filing in one direction,not sea sawing like we are prone to do. Charline
905191
As with any saw it is dependent on the blade used. Cutting the right side is always a plus. Running a straight edge will allow straight cuts.
117003
I don't know about ALL of the files being double sided, but mine is. Yes, you can use both sides, filing in one direction,not sea sawing like we are prone to do.Charline
2000559
Yes, they do cut on the edge. It is truly like having 9 boarder punches and not having to find a place to put them all. Hope this helps you.
1991802
It does have flush cut blade that comes with kit if purchased new . I am a flooring installer and love this tool . Works great for cutting bottom of door jams and moldings for sliding flooring under . and for digging out grout from ceramic . I wish I had this thing 35 years ago .. Very handy .... Ken
1342995
No, not for cutting in place, need to angle at the bottom and bit may not reach. Very difficult for cabinet kick toe especially. Better by using a multi tool for flush cuts at 3/4 in or whatever depths.
2209591
No they are grooved on the side to fit this machine the trimming range is smaller then normal trimmers.
1809564
Yes they do. They are not attached to the arrow in case you want to have them cut first.
996849
They have a slight sweep; - - - roughly 5 degrees on each side. Also, for my use I thought they were a little too wide so I cut off approximately 1 inch from each side using a tubing cutter and there was still enough room for the grips and controls. Hope that helps you.