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453 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: question blade Can a fiber cement blade be used to cut hard woods effectively? |
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#1 posted 453 days ago |
I don’t think so. The fiber cement blades have very few teeth and basically tear out chunks of fiber cement. |
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#2 posted 453 days ago |
No, fiber cement siding is only 5/16” thick and the blades is basically a modified grinding blade. All you will do to hardwood is burn your way thru veeerrry sloooowly. |
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#3 posted 453 days ago |
no. the cut is too rough and chews its way through -- check, recheck then check again |
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#4 posted 453 days ago |
Uhhhh???? Why would ya want to? -- bill@magraphics.us |
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#5 posted 39 days ago |
I have a flooring saw that takes a 5” blade which I can’t find replacement blades for readily. The fiber blades are available. |
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#6 posted 39 days ago |
You could use it if you wanted a burn smell in the shop forever, or a piece that had a “burnt Look” to it. (laughing) -- Live to tell the stories, they sound better that way. |
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