will it cut vinyl plank or laminate type flooring? thank you.
1372013
No, I doubt it. I would say the materials you mentioned are much to thick. It would however work for a variety of things no thicker than about 1/8 in thickness.
1372014
It is pretty much made to cut thin metal and maybe plastics or vinyl if it were very thin
78675
This little saw is great for small jobs and im sure vinyl would cut through easily. With the right blade installed you could cut through anything.
1061821
I just used this saw to install laminate flooring in my house. The blade cut the material fine. The cut was smooth even though I had already cut quite a bit of steel with the blade and it was somewhat dull.
1334150
I use it on a vinyl plank floor in the kitchen as well as a vinyl floor in the bathroom. If the surface of the tile is vinyl it should work well.
1567625
I haven't tried that, but I doubt it, since this scores ceramic tiles... It doesn't really cut through them.Vinyl tiles you be better off using a sharp Stanley knife
1546806
Made to cut sheet metal. The vinyl could clog the cutter, try using regular wire cutters for best results.
452507
Yes, just adjust the deep the blade on a 5 on the blade housing. do test cut. so it just cuts top layer of vinyl not thru backing sheet.
1853684
No, neither will the Skill saw attachment. It'll work great on smaller pieces like laminate flooring, removing dried glue & putty to detailing a pine wood derby car. It's truely a novice's tool.
1293178
You can use the swiffer on vinyl floors. We have used one for years and the flooring looks as good as the day it was installed!
23542
As you've already heard, yes it can. You lock the saw in place on the two rails and tighten down the "rip fence." How well it makes rip cuts depends on the material. I cut both laminate and engineered hardwood flooring. I (and a few other reviewers) found that, if you're installing laminate, you'll get about one rooms' worth of use from the blade before it will slow down significantly and burn its way through your rip cuts. I used a new blade when installing the engineered hardwood and the blade was still good after two rooms' worth of cuts. The blade size is non-standard, so you'll need to buy replacements where you buy the saw if you decide to go this route.
971129
Yes. My flooring was a little more than 1/4 in but not quite a 1/2 in and I was cutting it with no problem what so ever. So I know it can cut 1/2 in. Again a great tool makes installing laminated flooring a breeze.
359321
It will cut through cardboard, fabric, thin wood and leave cut marks on my table. I'm sure it will cut through felt. It's a handy gadget. I'm as is fixed with the results. It has various sized circles to use which are kept in the handle for storage.
84530
Yes, it works ok on laminate wood flooring. Just be sure to spin it out REALLY WELL!
625336
The blade is 9-1/2" wide. It would cut straight cuts on 9" as long as it no wider. But it would not cut a 45 degree cut on 9" I used it on 6" vinyl and it worked excellent.
287261
Yes it cuts lamenated flooring I use to cut 6061 T6 aluminum in building my airplane won't work on steel but should cut your sheets fine hope that helps
1703279
Yes - that's what I use it with. Don't use the cutting mat, just put the vinyl sheet in by itself and make sure your cutting settings say vinyl. I set mine to Silhouette brand and haven't had any problems,
1972814
I don't have vinyl but I think it would be fine. The only issue I am aware of is using Scoobas on laminate floors. You are not supposed to put down a lot of water on them bkz water would get down between the planks. I use my Mint for that.