will this cut a 45 on a 10'' pine or oak
1438655
Which way are you cutting 45...across the 10" end OR board laid flat and 45 across 10" width of board (cut would be appx 14" long. Best answer is NO to either way. I suppose it could be done by painstakingly moving and flipping board...not a clean cut. Best answer is use a typical 10" or 12" compound miter sliding arm saw. Shop around.
1438656
The blade is 7 1/4, you can do it but in multiple passes. Go easy on it if you are cutting hardwood, it's a very small motor
1359566
I am not an expert on what you are cutting, I cut oak. Just ask yourself, if this blade doesn't cut it, what's the alternative?
772594
Yes it will. Please be advised, this saw is the best I have ever owned, but it is VERY SHARP. Don't let kids get near it and be very careful yourself. It might cut through a miter box if you don't watch the cut depth.
837551
This blade set should work on any 10" table saw with a 5/8" arbor. I use it on my 10" saw, no problem.
2169147
Haven't tried but it will take very shallow cuts &lt; 1/64 in. The stock blades are very sharp don't know how they would hold up to oak end grain
1549612
It depends upon the size of your odd shaped piece of wood and the angle cut you want.
106988
Yes it would. I use it mostly to level out cut logs on one side so I can cut them into bowl blanks on my bandsaw, but I have used it to remove bark, it makes quick work of it.
1137725
I only used it for poison oak with maybe 1/4" thickness at most. 1" would definitely be a struggle, better off with a pole saw for that....
885212
I have not used the blade for ripping pine but a 40 tooth general purpose blade should work just fine and save the 60 tooth for crossing cutting or mitre work
1517258
I think it will only cut 10", but if you are really good with the saw, you can turn the board over and cut the 2" piece that's left on the board. I've never tried it, but maybe someone else has.
1955612
Yes, but I'd try it first on some pieces of scrap to make sure you're getting exactly 45 deg. If not move it either way from the "45" on the angle calibration until you find it. I use it for custom cuts on HO scale railroad cars.
1185739
It is supposed to work on any saw up to a 20' bar. However the smaller the saw the smaller the width of the board and the harder the saw will have to work
98128
the jaws open to 2" however the saw does not have a lot of power; it would not cut a 2" x 3/4" piece of pine; it will cut hard wood in smaller dimensions and i use it for making miniatures and use a regular chop saw for making picture frames and other such cut-off projects
373044
I use it on an old 10" table top saw with a 5/8" arbor. It works quite well. The table plate just barely clears on mine so you might want to check that before you purchase one.
64215
I know it will in pine or other soft woods, probably most decking. Don't know about oak or other hard woods.
1041079
It should. It has a angle to compensate, but not sure if it will take 10" out at 20 yards. Not very expensive to try though.
2085998
If you're looking for a 45 Degree edge on a large piece of wood, this bit will do that. There may be better solutions. This is very large bit. I am using it to cut perfect 45s in 3/4" stock.