Where can I get a wood cutting blade for my grinder
- Thread starter lewis
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Tacoma
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Try M&M, they moved and I can't remember where they are now, but they have a ton of stuff for woodworking.
BCGPER
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I've got a die grinder with a 3" wood blade on it that does a sweet job. Plus, it's small enough to fit under the toe kick area at the front of the cabinet. You know where I am if you'd like to borrow it.
Corban_White
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Home Depot rents a toe kick saw that has a countersunk screw in the blade so it cuts flush. And it fits under the toe kick area of the cabinet. It looks like this:
Tacoma
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Well look at that! There's a freakin' tool for everything!
That's pretty cool, good post, Corban.
That's pretty cool, good post, Corban.
BCGPER
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Anytime the sub-floor has to be removed, and you really don't want to move all the cabinets.
OK, that makes sense.
Corban_White
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Exactly. For example removing linoleum and putting down tile, hardwood, etc.
Damnit! This post didn't show up when I hit new posts earlier so I didn't get to see all that good stuff. I went the route I shouldn't have and paid for it. If the cord hadn't got wrapped up in the grinder it wouldn't have bound it up and stopped making for some more damage.
There is a reason I usually stick to doing things with metal. I get hurt alot less.
There is a reason I usually stick to doing things with metal. I get hurt alot less.
bobmed
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I hate when that happens.
Ive got scars on my finger and knees from that
I hate when that happens.
Ive got scars on my finger and knees from that
RockMonkey
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Owy. That'll teach you to spend more time on RME.