Can you use this to cut vinyl siding / soffit as well?
1420840
Yes it works ok for vinyl. I have used mine on vinyl siding for repairs. Cutting around tight corners isn't the greatest, but curves and straight cutting work great. It handles the up and down of pole shed steel with ease also.
1420841
Cutting the flat surfaces would be easy, navigating the bends and creases will be difficult. Use a skill saw with fine tooth blade for clean trim cuts.
1420842
I haven't tried to use it for anything like that. I would say no,it probably wouldn't do well for that type of material, because the opening on the jaws is not wide enough to deal with the contoured shape of those materials.
486552
Yes, I'm sure you can, although I've never done exactly that. I did use it to cut finished kitchen cabinets and it was a good clean cut. Be sure to use a fine toothed blade and test it before you make your finished cut.
1082850
I don't see why not. It cuts everything else. It does not have "teeth" on the saw blades so it wouldn't rip the plastic. I think it would work fine for this application but I have never tried it.
356138
Yes, I was doing that yesterday with cheap 7mm laminate!The blade acts equally over the whole surface of the laminate, so the wider the piece (or if you cut at an angle), then the harder work it is to cut.
1688874
I don't know, all I have ever used it for is cutting vinyl siding. The table is made of plastic and did not hold up for very long, it broke before I finished the first house of vinyl using it.
1010802
Yes it can. I had to for my installation. It is somewhat hard to measure but cuts with a hack saw.
139375
No need to use this saw or any saw for vinyl, use a razor knife and a steel straight edge that you can buy from any Home Depot, Lowes or any other similar store.
1637531
Yes, you can cut it. I used it to mend a mop handle which had come apart and it worked like a charm.
2056200
I don't know why not. I use mine for fiber cement siding and engineered trim. The drive is pretty adjustable so you should be able to back it off to where it won't overdrive the nails.
2211357
Not sure what PVC Fending is, but you can always try it on a spot to make sure it does not harm the PVC. I have vinyl siding and it works great on it. Darryl
688348
I don't see why not. The surface is a pretty hard plastic so it's probably doable. Just remember to round out the corners on the side you're cutting or it'll probably look like poo.
1801346
It's not made for that application, so I wouldn't try it. Might work for a while, but I imagine you'd ruin the saw pretty quickly with cement dust and such.
1725122
Yes, you can. That's where I installed mine. If you have siding on your exterior wall, you may want to to cut it out where the box will go.
414473
No. They only work on vinyl siding. It has specific grooves, where the pieces fit together, that hardiplank does not.
62285
That's tough for me to say. I've never used it for that application. I've only used it for attachment of insulation between joists. It's a well made tool that does what I need it to do. Sorry I can't give you more info.
382691
I do not see why not. I cut up an entire shed (approx. 8x12) with aluminum skin, steel framing, and wood floor with 4x6 inch support beams. I did not have any problems with any of it. Just take your time and do not force the blade through whatever you are cutting. Use just enough pressure to let the blade cut efficiently.
125255
Yes, I believe you could. I used it to line a tool chest and am very satisfied.