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TOE KICK SAW

• The primary use for a toe-kick saw is cutting through flooring underneath a cabinet overhang near the floor, called a toe-kick. The small blade on a toe-kick saw juts out from the side of the unit so that it can fit where a normal saw cannot. Because it is required to remove flooring under toe-kicks and since it is more than capable of cutting through wood or tile, many contractors use toe-kick saws for all flooring removal.
• 10 Amp, 2 1/3 HP, 5000 RPM.
• Fits under toe-kicks as low as 3" in height
• Cuts up to 3/4" thick underlayment; blade depth is preset, no adjust
• Blade is a 3 3/8" diameter carbide tipped blade. (#787)
• Weight: 9.57 lbs.