does it cut chipboard ???
1784597
I'm sorry I don't know and I spent about an hour trying to search the net to answer your question without finding any information. lew
1458440
Yes it does. But I think don't think it's worth the asking price. You can always look it up (I found out later) and cut it correctly with a knife.
1816276
No the blade is just a straight shape edge. There are holes throught the blade above the edge so what you are cutting does not adhear to the blade.
1196711
Sure does, it chip hard wood like oak too but the blade worn out fast. Chip Plywood, mdf...no problems
1680270
It cuts everything very well but chips from smaller branches do tend to build up very fast. You just have to remove the cover and clean them out. I carry an old paint brush and it works very well. The saw uses regular chain & bar oil that is typical for all chain saws.
1541372
yes. the one they sell on line only works on smooth tile. You can make one with a 1 x 6" - 18" long board. Pick the size cutter you want to use, make a hole that size in the board first with a hole saw. Tile on flat surface, hole in the board on the tile, standing on board with both feet, then using water and a slow speed on your drill, apply water every 30 seconds. It will give you a very clean cut.
1073538
It works to chip concrete but we have not used it on a daily basis for this purpose so cannot speak honestly to that part of your question. It does all of its functions very well and we have been very pleased with it overall
693044
I have not tried to produce a smooth chip-free cut in plywood but I have used it to cut glass by taping the glass where i needed to score it and got a good straight edge. I have used it to score tile to tile floors. To cut straight edges you cold clamp something with a straight edge and cut next to it. Sorry I do not have experience with plywood.
2166169
No... it just slices... but is great for three different thicknesses of slice ... saves me incredible time in the kitchen making salads... and is worth every penny!
1472952
The blade is no stiffer/sturdier than an Xacto blade. I'm not sure about the composition of museum board, but if we are talking standard paper chipboard (and not the wood/particle board stuff) you could probably manage some scoring at best and cutting would kill the blades fairly quickly.
1497076
Sure! It cuts easily with scissors. I used this in a mine craft themed bedroom for my son, as a rug. ... it is a hit!
1982940
Don't think it will cut tile however this tool I've used for everything wooden! It is excellent tool for any fine detail trim work!
2239133
I have not used it to cut tile, but it is a nice handy tool to have around, you will not regret buying it.
46381
It comes with a Dianond blade for cutting ceramic tile. I use the drop in method and try torning the tileover and cut on the back side.But Im thinking of no chip out on the front.Try the front too. See how that turns out. It is out in my tool house tonight.Ill look at it tomorrow and see what's printedanywhere I can see it. The rpm you want.I love it. Sure made short work of Hardi siding.
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It's not a good tool for creating mulch from the items you've described. The Chipper Joe has a 2" diameter feed hole, so it's really meant to be used for chipping small tree branches. Works great for that. Sun Joe sells another tool that is designed to create mulch from soft items like vegetable peels, old fruit, leaves and so forth. I love my Chipper Joe for small tree branches. Works great.
1472951
I've only used it on foam-core board but it does slice cleanly through all the layers and slice into the mat board I use to prevent the wood support from being marred. It is easy to use with a straight rail that is anchored somehow. The foam-core I use for model building. I would expect you to go through blades fairly fast but that happens any time you want super-crisp cuts with thin blades.
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I've never used it for chipboard, but I have cut 3 sheets of 65lb cardstock at one time. Together their thickness is 0.027 and I believe medium weight chipboard is 0.030? I'm not sure this is the best cutter for chipboard.