May I use this saw for cutting rocks.?
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You can but it puts a lot of extra wear on the saw. It will also suck it the fine dust and wear the motor out a lot faster
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The housing is not waterproof and cutting stone requires a lot of water. Not a good idea with the saw.
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If you have the right blade. Use safety glasses and watch for sparks don't use water near saw. You would be better to get a tile water tight saw they sell them a Harbor Freight for less than this.
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Yes you can but try first wash the dirt and gravel from the area you are going to cut or it will dull the chain and won't do the job. I cut a lot of trees that size. Just take your time a it is a lightweight saw but will do the job. Good luck, Ed
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I do not know about the saw. I use it for a hedge trimmer and a leaf blower.
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I doubt it, its a really small knife and you wouldn't want to wear out the blade. I'd prefer getting a knife with a saw back thats made for cutting small branches.
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You could but the cut would be very rough - a drop saw or even a fine toothed hand saw with a mitre box would give you a much better finish. look at "Stanley 20-600 Clamping Mitre Box with Saw" about $14 USD
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If the blade works on it yes. However it's only going to cut so far into it. I'd be looking at a different type of saw if I was trying to do that.
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I have not, and I would not !! This saw is designed for wood as far as I know and it's a rough cutting saw, it would be very dangerous!!
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I have tried and it can be done. But be ready to go through a few tiles though. I would recommend a wet saw for small cuts.
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you can, but i'd recommend just getting an adjustable one. unless you have a circular saw or a way to keep the same angle it can be frustrating. I used a dremmel, and eventually got it to fit after cutting ~1" off. not worth the effort.
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I would think that would require a water-cooled saw. Haven't seen a stone cutting blade that would fit this saw.
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I suppose you could. I use a Milwaukee 10" saw designed for metal . It is designed to keep the metal shards contained. After reading other peoples concerns regarding the weight and power of the saw, I would have to agree with them. I use it as a beam cutter and I do use a clamp guide with it.
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No. This is for hobby parts. A chop saw or cutoff saw much better and safer, and more square.
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hi Ed, i'm pretty sure you would want to get a 5/16 grinding stone for your saw chain. i'm assuming you have something like a ms 260 class chainsaw.
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for cutting stone you should use a saw specifically designed for the job it needs to be a water saw. the water keeps the blade from overheating and cuts down on the dust which is harmful to inhale (think black lung disease) a tile saw would be a better fit but in any case you would need a special blade designed for the stone you're cutting
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It could be used but it was me I,d spend the money on a wood cutting band saw, This model has cheap conponates as a wood band saws are well build.
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Yes but dry cutting not on wet saw table if you have alot tobcut get the totally roung dismond blade not segmented its better on concrete and cinder blocks
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Hi, I can't see why you would want to,I believe the square cut is basically to use with circular saws only I would think, cheers