Roberts 10-60 9" Laminate & Engineered Wood Cutter
- SKU:
- 258932
The compact, powerful design of the Roberts 10-60 9 in. Flooring Cutter makes this the fastest, most convenient way to cut laminate and engineered wood planks during flooring installation. The heavy duty steel "T" base provides maximum stability while cutting.
The ROBERTS 9 in. Flooring Cutter cuts laminate and engineered wood flooring, carpet tile, vinyl plank flooring, LVP, LVT, and VCT during flooring installation. The heavy duty steel “T" base provides maximum stability while cutting. In addition, this cutter comes complete with a V-support stand and a plank support arm that keeps planks level and minimizes plank movement. Also, this cutter includes a built-in angle guide for 45 degree cutting. See instruction manual for details on compatible flooring by Janka Hardness Rate.
- Cuts laminate and engineered wood flooring, carpet tile, vinyl plank flooring, LVT tile and VCT tile
- May be used to cut planks up to 5-1/2 in. wide x 5/8 in. (16 mm) thick, up to 7 in. wide x 1/2 in. (12 mm) thick and up to 8-1/2 in. wide x 3/8 in. (9-1/2 mm) thick
- Heavy duty steel T-base design for maximum stability
- Long lasting 9 in. x 4 mm tungsten steel blade features a sharp cutting edge
- Extra long, 29-1/2 in. handle for better cutting leverage and finger grooves for a steady grip
- Plank support arm holds flooring in place for accurate, clean cuts
- Chain secures the handle for easy transportation
- Includes 1 blade and an easily adjustable, 45 degree miter guide for fast angle cuts
| Free shipping | Yes |
|---|---|
| Brand | Roberts |
| MPN | 10-60 |
| SKU | 258932 |
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Customer Reviews
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We know this tool inside and out.
First, the blade is indestructible and should not be a concern.
It can easily cut materials up to 7" wide. Beyond that, you'll have trouble doing angled cuts.
The major issues: The fence that you use to make a perpendicular cut bends easily. We modified ours by tapping in bolts into the legs.
Also, the leg in the front gets weak over time because it's only held by
one bolt. We welded ours on and haven't had any trouble.
It's a good product. It's not a great product, but we love it and still use it. Fix these two issues and you may love it too.
