No. It is not recommended to use a circular saw to cut pavers. A brick splitter or a high-powered saw with a diamond blade is recommended. These are readily available to rent at Michigan Skid Loader (www.mslinc.com) or other equipment rental stores. For a few cuts, we can cut them for you for a small charge. See similar questions...

Yes, installers take special care in making the necessary cuts so the pavers fit around circular objects. Return General FAQ See similar questions...

A 7" is the most popular size. It lets you cut to a depth of 2-?" and to cut through any standard 2x piece of lumber even when the blade is set to 45 degrees. See similar questions...

Look for amperage and types of bearings - top quality saws pull 12 or 13 amps and run on ball bearings. Lower-quality saws use roller or sleeve bearings and are rated about 9 or 10 amps. While plastic housings are not a sign of inferior quality, make sure the saw has extruded or cast metal base plates. Stamped metal plates can warp. See similar questions...

Yes, the new V28 Circular Saw uses the same rip fence, 6-1/2" carbide blades and new carrying case as the 18V model. See similar questions...

The Ventmaster can cut through wood framing, sheet metal, asphalt shingles, and green wood. It is even effective on metal roll up doors commonly found on industrial warehouses. It can also cut through car bodies, hoods, and windshields. Yes. Contact Tempest Customer Service at 800-346-2143 for more information on the Ventmaster 375-K rotary cutoff saw. See similar questions...

Endurance® can be cut with most saw types. When using a power miter saw, a high tooth count (80 or more) carbide tip is best. Be sure to have the blade up to speed before beginning your cut. Hack saws and other saw types with metal cutting blades will do the job. See similar questions...

A large "snap-blade" knife is excellent to make smooth strait cuts if a saw isn't available.. The installation video CD is sent out with every new order has a video clip of how to put up the molding See similar questions...

Not yet, but we are working on it. Our system will be able to measure 8 feet to the left and 8 feet to the right. See similar questions...

Blades are designed for specific cuts and materials; incorrect selection may increase the possibility of breaking teeth, kickback or blade fracture. Consult your retailer before blade selection and ask about; tooth rake, tooth material, number of teeth and pitch to maximise safety when using machinery. See similar questions...

The cutting edges are made from extra-hard carbide steel that will last up to 20 times longer, and it is good for cutting materials of different hardnesses. See similar questions...

With the entire V28 program, we wanted all the tools to have corded tool performance. A V28 powered 7-1/4" Circular Saw would have had similar performance to an 18V 6-1/2" Saw which many end-users believe isn't powerful enough for continuous cutting. Keeping the blade size at 6-1/2" allowed us to take the V28 Circular Saw to a new cordless performance level. See similar questions...

The Windows?-based operating system interfaces seamlessly with AutoCAD? .dxf files. Therefore, any shape that is drawn in AutoCAD? can be scribed. Breakout, however, is dependent upon flowing arcs and straight lines. Circular and curvilinear cutting is achieved with a TLC's proprietary rotating head that incorporates a CCD camera for onstage measurement and inspection. The stage is stationary (does not rotate). See similar questions...

No. These machines are for cutting wood products. The only exception is soft aluminium extrusion. This can be cut provided a fine tooth blade (at least 60 tooth) suitable for aluminium is used and the material is securely clamped.Details of blades can be found here. See similar questions...

Plywood, MDF (medium density fiberboard), and Hardboard ? If measured floor-to-ceiling height is 8' or less, subtract 1/2" from the measurement to allow 1/4" expansion clearance top and bottom. Transfer these measurements to panels for cutting. If using a handsaw or table saw, mark and cut the panels face up. If using a portable circular saw or saber saw, mark and cut panels face down. See similar questions...

Answer: When a lane is slip formed, and allowed to cure for a day, a cold joint is formed. This cold construction joint would have tie bars placed into it. Then an adjacent lane is poured up against this new lane. The longitudinal joint will remain tight due to the tie bars. It is anticipated that very little water will penetrate this joint. Therefore, to saw cut the longitudinal joint would be difficult at best and not very beneficial. With a tight cold joint, a sealant would not be needed. See similar questions...

Almost all of our barrels have a bandsaw cut one inch from the muzzle end of the barrel. This indicates that the barrel is not useable beyond that point. When we hand lap our barrels, we do so from each end of the barrel. Because the lapping compound is applied to the lap directly next to the ends, the bore becomes worn slightly oversize. This oversize condition does not extend more than .50"-. See similar questions...

We specialize in manufacturing. They can be laid by any professional paving, tile layer or landscape contractor. Please call us for more information. See similar questions...