Is this a cross cut or rip cut pull saw? Or universal?
1794304
It has really fine teeth so technically it would be a rip saw but can be used for both. It is for very fine curf cuts and I found it worked well when building the wooden frame of my kayak.
1794305
These saws are designed more for crosscutting, given the 15-20 TPI (teeth per inch) blades included. That said these blades dont have the re-enforced back so they would function fine for rip cuts, it's just that they wont be the most efficient at clearing the sawdust from the cut given the higher TPI relative to a true rip blade (usually in the <10ish TPI range). You would need to use more care when using for rip cuts - these blades are very thin and much more flexible than a typical rip saw, so it is much easier to end up bending the blade if you "catch" the tip of the blade in the kerf on your forward stroke. These saws are designed more for crosscutting, given the 15-20 TPI (teeth per inch) blades included. That said these blades dont have the re-enforced back so they would function fine for rip cuts, it's just that they wont be the most efficient at clearing the sawdust from the cut given the higher TPI relative to a true rip blade (usually in the <10ish TPI range). You would need to use more care when using for rip cuts - these blades are very thin and much more flexible than a typical rip saw, so it is much easier to end up bending the blade if you "catch" the tip of the blade... » Read More These saws are designed more for crosscutting, given the 15-20 TPI (teeth per inch) blades included. That said these blades dont have the re-enforced back so they would function fine for rip cuts, it's just that they wont be the most efficient at clearing the sawdust from the cut given the higher TPI relative to a true rip blade (usually in the <10ish TPI range). You would need to use more care when using for rip cuts - these blades are very thin and much more flexible than a typical rip saw, so it is much easier to end up bending the blade if you "catch" the tip of the blade in the kerf on your forward stroke. « Show Less
1794306
The teeth are set for rip. There is very little set. However I have used it successfully for both rip and cross cuts. It also makes a decent flushcut if you are careful.
1794307
I have done test rip cuts in 4/4 maple and it works well, not sure if this is beyond the design. Mostly using the saw for various cross cuts (trimming plugs, end pieces) on maple and walnut. Even tried it out on bubinga and it cuts well if you go slowly. Love the canvas cover.
1681018
i am probably not the one to ask about this saw. i really don't care for it and have since purchased an alternate unit. my problem with saw is different from yours, but still ends in the same result of an unsatisfied customer. good luck
1237022
Yes a cheap rip fence is included, but this saw is of limited value, not enough power to cut many types of pieces. I would not recommend this saw for anything but hobbie work ,definitely not for any handy man projects
816691
I believe it is a crosscut saw,it's got a thin set on the blade,cuts by pulling to you.I going to use it for cutting in frets on guitar
1272799
Type of saw doesn't matter it's universal. As far as size it accommodates up to a 30 inch blade.
1364265
We used a Husqvarna (farm hand) chainsaw with a 24" bar. We did not have a lot of lumber to cut. That would be the smallest size chain saw that works for small jobs. I suspect 'small' saw would perform better with a rip chain. I was a fun project.
1712529
I don't know. The one in the picture is the rectangular one. My is shape for the shape of the chainsaw.
1287344
I do not know, but can you just measure the lenght and get universal? 30 bucks is little too much, you would be better off to get brand new saw!!!!
714773
Ripping is really REALLY rough. Short answer. No. Cross cuts are about all it is good for.
31205
Not this model number, it uses the screws on the saw. The screws can be adjusted through the holes already provided.
1641211
Yes it is and I have to say a pretty darn good one. I use a lot and have the jig-saw attachment and it's great. Strongly recommend it. Good tool.
484797
I do not know about the saw. I use it for a hedge trimmer and a leaf blower.
829696
I am not sure as the exact product number is not listed as being compatible. Please contact the manufacturer of your saw to confirm.
1274309
I think it is but the saw is mounted over the model # inscription. The stand it comes with has the extensions and is Makita brand. Sorry, that's all I got
17141
Yes, I got the Jet 708718R Band Saw Rip Fence With Resaw Guide and Jet 708717 JRB-14 6-Inch Riser Block from Amazon.
1782834
I have a craftsman it works fine. Must be universal as long as you have a weeder that allows to change the attachments.
577673
I am sorry to tell you that I do not know. I bought the saw with good intentions of doing some work with it, but because of a mix of circumstances, I have not been able to spend any time using it. I hope that I will be able to soon. But for now, I frankly do not know.