Buy Bosch 1365K 14-Inch Portable Abrasive Cut-Off MachineBosch 1365K 14-Inch Portable Abrasive Cut-Off Machine Product Description:
- 15 Amps, 4300 RPM
- Natural debris removal - wheel rotation carries sparks, dust and debris away from the operator
- AC/DC capability - extends the versatility of the tool by working from DC outlets such as welders and generators
- Reinforced armature windings - protects motor against abrasive dust and metal debris
- Service-MinderTM Brushes - eliminate guesswork, stops the tool when preventative maintenance is required
Product Description
BOS1365K Features: -Price Is For One Each -Minimum Order Of 1.-Bosch 14'' Abrasive Cutoff Machine Kit.-Double insulated, UL listed, complies to OSHA.-UNSPC CODE:.-Chop Saws, Cutoff Saws & Accessories.-KIT MACHINE CUTOFF 14IN.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
It's a cutting beast
By Charles
An excellent tool that makes an impossible job merely tedious.I bought this saw to cut holes in vertical red-clay brick walls, where the thickness is 4". I also bought the Bosch DB1461 Premium Plus 14-Inch Dry or Wet Cutting Laser Fusion Segmented Diamond Saw Blade to go with it. Excellent combination, cuts fast and smooth thru brick and concrete.The saw's practical cutting depth is not quite 5" as almost 2" is lost at the spindle. The handle and foot plate gets in the way when cutting close to corners, but the footplate is removable, the cutting guard angle is adjustable and reversible, and the handle is reversible. With the handle reversed (and the cutting guard angle reversed/adjusted to suit ease of grip), the saw can be held 'upside down' causing the spindle and handle to face the opposite direction thereby allowing a closer cut to a corner obstruction). I'd like to see the rat-tail grip and saw trigger be rotatable 90 and 180 degrees (as it is on the Bosch 9" Angle grinder), for applications such as the above.At 31 pounds (including guard, foot plate and blade), it is difficult to handle when cutting holes in vertical walls. Precision cutting is hard to obtain as one's focus tends to be on supporting and controlling the weight instead of guiding the cut. I needed to make cuts high up on walls, so I fashioned a makeshift tripod (from pre-threaded 1/2" galvanized pipe with the saw suspended on an adjustable 'tie-down' strap tied to the saw's handle) to support its weight while I guided the cut. The saw's huge torque actually helps to maintain the saw's orientation (like a gyroscope) once cutting starts.I shrouded my work area but the dust it kicks up quickly obscures vision, so I'd have to stop until the dust settled and I'd vacuum it up and resume. As an electric saw, it is ideal for indoor use, but because it is an electric saw I'd be leery of using water to hold the dust down (not to mention that requires another pair of hands), plus my work was indoors and water would have ruined floors. So an accessory dust-collecting cutting guard (like on the small angle grinders) would be great.I haven't used it for cutting floors, which I would expect to be considerably easier, as the floor and foot plate would support the saw's weight.As other reviewers have noted, use goggles and high quality respirator, and I would also add grip-enhanced gloves.It cleans up well, using compressed air.The case is very good, holds the saw and foot plate in position and there is a carrying slot for 2-3 extra blades, plus 1 blade can be mounted on the saw while in the case.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
bosch 1365 k cut off machine
By tip
Worked pretty much as expected. Is heavy but cuts through anything. I used it for a bunch of concrete cutting in a basement for a remodel. I had no issues with reliability or performance and am glad I did not go gas powered. It didn't get 5 stars because it could use a brake for the blade.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Bricks and Cement -- no problem
By K. Klein
I've had this saw for over a year now and have been using it to dry-cut brick walls and cement floors with a diamond blade. For cement floors it's easy work, since gravity does all the hard work. To cut out vertical brick walls, it's very heavy, but does a great job. Be sure to be prepared to suit-up with respirator and masks, as it creates a lot of dust when cutting cement and brick. I had considered gas powered models, but am happy with this, since I always have electrical access when I use it. From what I've read, the gas models seem to have issues with the cement dust, which quickly kills them.
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