crosscuts depth of cut?
1785286
The blade diameter is 3.5 inches, so the radius is 1.75inches. If you subtractabout 3/4 inch for the arbor,this leaves only a one inch depth of cut with guard removed. The motor on mine burrned out after a few uses.
1785287
There is not depth guide. The attachment around the blade is a debris shiel.
1785288
look at the diameter of the blade in the package at the store, depth of cut is the distance from the blade hub to its edge about 1 inch
785289
You can NOT adjust the width. The only way to do this is to use a diff. cutter. The depth MAY be somewhat adjusted by inserting the blade less or further. Adjustment this way is affective. GREAT little tool though!!
1280038
Max depth cut will only be about 3". Try a 7 1/4" blade in a circular saw, but will still be a chore. Better off to rent a larger handheld saw.
2040811
In the lower position it trenches (deeper cut), in the upper position it edges (shallow cut). You can also adjust the wheel depth for a deeper or lower cut.
958062
Yes. You can set the depth of the cut but the groove would have to go all the way across the board unless you're ok with a groove that does not end cleanly.
674817
Sorry Mike. I have a larger cutter that will cut the dementions you ask for. And it will cut it fine. you wont go wrong. After buying the first cutter and saving time and money I would have been wrong not to up grade to the cutters I have.
878182
I can't answer specifically for this item because I gave it away as a gift. However, I've never seen a circular saw that doesn't have a depth adjustment. You should be able to loosen the flat plate and adjust it downward to lessen the depth of the cut.
1189381
I've cut up to 3/4 inch depth, but didn't do a cut yet maxing out the depth so that I don't know.
1946020
No. I thought of various ways without success. I ended up buying the Rockwell Versacut saw. It has a depth adjustment up to 1". Very good saw and easy to control versus the Rotozip which I consider close to money wasted. With the rotozip, I used it to cut cement /wonderboard with success since accuracy isn't a problem and thinset will cover it anyway. For finish cut on paneling, go with the Rockwell which also comes with guides. For your info, Rockwell Versacut is a safer tool to operate than the Rotozip bcz the blade retracts.
764058
The thickest that I have cut is about an inch and a quarter hardwood, had no problem, I believe you could even thicker if you took your time and not push it real hard and use sharp blades! Hope this helps !!
83184
Cedar would not be a factor in depth. The depth would be reliant on how far down the cutter is set, the length of the spindle in the chuck and the circumference of the hole (a smaller hole will hit the back end of the cutter bar when you reach that height). Unless you have cedar thicker than two inches and are making holes smaller than two you should be fine. However if that is your goal a Fostner bit would be more practical.
250562
Yes, like on all saws of this type, the depth of the cut is adjusted by moving the position of the cutting plate, or sole, of the saw. By the way, this is a terrific tool. I also have the Dewalt worm-gear saw, and I find both to be excellent. This one is especially handy, light to handle but also powerful.
38881
The maximum length of a cut is 2.75 inches. When fully open, they are not quite 90 degrees.
58313
I am not sure, I have not yet had to do this... I will say the longer pieces I've had yo cut because it is a more compact saw with less surface area, you will need table saws or a person to help hold it up.
154315
Straight cuts certainly. Limited to a 4" depth of cut, but still if only partially through the existing, a quick blow with hammer and chisel should easily complete the cut. The saw performed flawlessly for my project and an incredible price as well. The blade alone is $80 at Home depot.
2052434
There are attachments that regulate the length of the cut. I think 9 different lengths
810804
This item will not cut the 8-9 inches you will need. The distance between the "collars" that hold the wire that does the cutting is only 4 1/4" and if the collars were slid down to the lowest point that will still hold the cutting wire taut the depth of cut would be only 5 1/2".