Best bit for multi tool for skirting and stuck chuck
- Thread starter Keitai
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yes and set the depth stop assuming the model has one at 0.5-1mm before it breaks out the back
then you can assist the cut off bit with a chisel or finish the cut board with an old blade or that blade that will become an old blade after a few foot off cutting plaster
but because you have done the donkey work you wont spend 10 times longer now burning a full depth boards with a blunt blade
then you can assist the cut off bit with a chisel or finish the cut board with an old blade or that blade that will become an old blade after a few foot off cutting plaster
but because you have done the donkey work you wont spend 10 times longer now burning a full depth boards with a blunt blade
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3 in 1 sprayed into it?
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Better than nothing, if left to soak in, but proper penetrating oil is specially formulated to er - penetrate.
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Andy
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Dont think there's a depth stop. Dewalt. Just on/off and lock I thinkyes and set the depth stop assuming the model has one at 0.5-1mm before it breaks out the back
then you can assist the cut off bit with a chisel or finish the cut board with an old blade or that blade that will become an old blade after a few foot off cutting plaster
but because you have done the donkey work you wont spend 10 times longer now burning a full depth boards with a blunt blade
I'm more concerned about the dirty carpet, is this yours or the customers?
Andy
Andy
i have the 355 and it has a depth stop you screw the bracket to the side and the rod with the tip goes through it
whether you have the full kit or just the machine i dont know ??
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=dewalt+355+depth+stop&t=ffsb&atb=v227-1&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
Tap metal of Chuck with hammer, helps free it.
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