Features

• Forty carbide teeth for smoother, faster cuts and blade durability
• 6-1/2-inch-diameter for flush cutting of thick doors
• Fits the Crain Cutter 810h circular saw for door cutting

Features

• 100 tooth combination blade for 810h

Features

• Masonry blade for the 810h

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Crain makes some very cool specialized saws for tricky cutting jobs like undercutting along walls, door jambs, and even under toe spaces to tear out underlayment. A special saw needs a special blade, and here it is. This 5-1/2" blade is packing 40 carbide-tipped teeth and produces a super-smooth cut. Sure, you can spend less on a steel blade, but in the long run, you're better off with carbide because it holds an edge far longer and gives you a better cut. Crain's made this blade for their 550C saw-—if that's what you have, this blade is what you need.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Carbide Tipped for faster cutting and longer blade life
• 40 teeth for smoother cuts
• 5-1/2-inch blade for the 550C saw

Features

• Features vacuum cup that attaches to strap clamp
• providing a hookup for a 560h push & pull clamp to pull off of

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If you're a professional installer, just click the Buy Now button—the longer you wait, the more money you lose. Everything in this kit will make your install jobs easier and faster, and we all know time is money. Because laminate is a floating floor, it needs an expansion gap at the walls, and then the joints are glued and clamped, an awkward (and panicky) job if you don't have the right tools. The 18-foot strap clamps grips the laminate planks across widths up to18 feet, and because the nylon strap coils inside the housing, there's no mess in the workspace. The extra-long base even reaches under cabinetry toe spaces. The deep-draw floor suctions can clamp in any direction, even working as a clamp extension. The variable wall spacer features a wide, heavy base and an ergonomic knob for easy adjustment when it matters most. A groove on one side of the tapping block even mates with the standard laminate tongue. We'd call this a great investment for the professional—it will pay for itself many times over—and a tremendous help to the do-it-yourselfer with a large area to cover.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Large, heavy duty, plastic tool case
• All the basic tools needed to install laminate bundled in one kit
• Includes four 18 ft. strap clamps, 2 suction floor vises
• Has 4 variable wall spacers, glue rack, and pull bar
• Also has 20 plastic spacers and tapping block

Reviews (1)

Crain Laminate Floor Tool Kit
My purchase of the Crain Laminate Tool Kit cut installation time in half, at least. Although and expensive acquistion, I believe the kit will pay for itself in 3 - 4 installations. I would highly recommend this kit to the professional as well as the do-it-yourselfer who has a large area of laminate flooring to install. As a Home Builder, I would rate this tool kit in my Top Ten Best Tool Purchases! This tool is a must have for anyone who frequently installs laminate flooring. ... Read more

Features

• Adjustable locking head
• Adjusts from 35 inch to 22 feet
• Adjusts for various carpet thickness
• Comes with case

Reviews (3)

Great Stretcher
This is a great stretcher. When I order it I thought it would me in a metal case but it was plastic. That really shocked me. I have used Roberts Stretcher and Crain's stretcher, and I defaintly like Crain's better. Its defaintly worth the money. Thank you Amazon. B&T Flooring

Best stretcher on the market
I have been installing for 12 years and this is the best stretcher I have ever owned! The one thing I don't recommend is the steel case! Request the dual plastic cases because that steel case with all the pipes, stretcher and the rest of the parts is heavy!!! And believe me after caring it a few times you are going to regret it. Although the steel case will last the longest. Everytime my plastic case get old I sell the stretcher in the paper and just buy a new one.

Stretching the Carpet Not the Truth
The Crain Cutter 500H Carpet Power Stretcher is a solid product. It makes stretching carpet easy. The adjustable head and adjustable foot allows you to stretch at odd angles. This is my first time laying carpet and this product made it a cinch. ... Read more

Features

• 2-1/3 hp
• 10 amp motor
• Includes 3-3/4-inch-diameter blade
• 3/4-inch cutting depth

Reviews (4)

wow!
Pretty cool. Unless you have a specific need for this tool, you'd never know that this thing exists. It's amazing, cuts flush against the toekick.

Some reviewers talk about the lack of adjustability- that's true. You're out of luck if the floor is two thick. Also, it doesn't reach inside corners very well. Most alarming, it's not the safest of saws. If you don't have a steady grip, it'll try to skate across the floor. I don't think it could be designed to address all of these concerns and still cut flush, however.

better than nothing
This saw works great for cutting flush against cabinets; but has some big drawbacks. ...1. No depth adjustment (I sawed 1/4" into my subfloor.)
2. Handle gets in way when trying to cut into inside corner.
3. Incredible difficult to cut backwards (this is required for some cuts.)

All that being said, it still beats using a chisel. I ended up finish off a number of inside cuts with a small blade mouted to a die-grinder.

Good, but could easily be better
This is a great saw for the purpose. It was the only manufacturer that I could find that made this type of saw. The spring loaded blade guard on my saw did not work (it stuck in the same position). This saw needs a depth of cut adjustment to be better.

Here It Comes To Save the Day!
I could not believe how well this little saw worked. I have only used it about 4 times in the past year but it really does a good job cutting damaged flooring out from under the toe kick of a cabinet. With a good blade it will cut the toughest wood you find to try it on (I've used it to cut both white oak and Brazilian cherry). It also does a great job of cutting up next to a wall or other obstruction. A must have for the wood flooring Guy
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Features

• 9 position settings of long pins provide adjustability to carpets of all thicknesses
• Kicker has steel telescoping mechanism
• 5 adjustments for length, ranging from 19" closed to 24"
• Grips carpets with 3 replaceable nap grippers and 16 adjustable steel pins
• Double-engagement buttons eliminate wear or hole elongation

Reviews (2)

kicker
this kicker is great. i have bought a lot of roberts kickers but ended up returning them because they break after 2 days. this kicker holds up great and does the job magnificently. i highly recomend this kicker for your tool box.

Carpet Knee Kicker
I just want to write about how a carpet knee kickers should be considerd for purchase by an inexperienced carpet installer. Not all carpet knee kickers are the same. The design of the product makes a difference. To an inexperienced carpet installer, all knee kickers are the same, but as they become experienced, they will see that this is not the case. Some kickers are not as comfortable to work with than others. A person needs to adjust to the product to get the best performance from it, but their are other name brand knee kickers that tend to be more user friendly. An experienced carpet installer will know the difference and the comfortabilty of a knee kicker when compared to others knee kickers. Comfortability and performance from a product will allow the user to properly stretch the carpet to its most maximum stretch without using a power stretcher. An understanding that not all knee kickers are the same in comfortability and performance, will allow the consumer to make a wise purchase according to their preference in knee kickers. ... Read more

Features

• Low profile that glides under carpets
• Heat settings are adjustable
• U shaped handel provides strength
• Special angle out tip design prevents dragging off.

Reviews (1)

Heat Carpet Iron
The Crain Cutter 900H 3" Heat Carpet Iron is a good investment. The time that it saves and the quality of the finished job will speak for itself. This tool should be in every carpet layer tools,whether they are a professional or the first timer. ... Read more

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Crain makes some very cool specialized saws for tricky cutting jobs like undercutting along walls, door jambs, and even under toe spaces to tear out underlayment. A special saw needs a special blade, and here it is. This 3-3/8" blade wears 24 carbide-tipped teeth and produces a super-smooth cut. Sure, you can spend less on a steel blade, but in the long run, you're better off with carbide because it holds an edge far longer and so gives you a better cut. Crain's made this blade for their specialty saws-—if that's what you have, this blade is what you need.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Weighs just 2 oz. for easy handling
• 24 teeth for cutting flooring flush with walls and cabinet bases
• Carbide blade for the 787XXX

Features

• Four position adjustable throat
• Accomodates varying pile height and density
• Easy loading blade holder
• Stainless steel angled wall

Reviews (1)

Carpet Trimmer
The Crain Cutter 245HA Deluxe Carpet Trimmer is a solid product. The four position adjustible throat and the ratchet-mounted handle makes trimming carpet under toe spaces so muck easier than using a utility knife. And the results look a lot more professional. This tool is well worth it's weight in gold. ... Read more

Features

• Replacement blades for 245HA
• 12 blades included

Features

• Used for clamping laminate floor boards to tighten their joints
• Lightweight 2.2 pounds
• Durable nylon strap coils inside the large housing
• No more strap all over the plACe
• New recoil now save over conventional strap clamps

Features

• Razor blade knife, utility knife
• Incorporates basic carpet installation tools
• Saves you money
• Includes tool box, knee kicker, deluxe trimmer, back cutter,
• Strip cutter, knife pouch, chalk box and 8 oz chalk

Features

• Comes with 2 blades and case
• 10 amp motor
• Flush cutting
• 6-1/2-inch-diameter blade
• Adjustable blade height

Reviews (5)

Dont bother with this one....
Stay away from the 810. Crain has a great undercut saw. The 555 Multi Undercut saw. It is a great saw and you can get a nice cut. Also look for the heavy-duty version, you can undercut brick with it when using a masonary blade. The model number on this is 820. Also check out the Crain 795 toe kick saw. It is very nice and now includes a case.
Eric
Installertools.com

tools
I,d like to write a review about these items,but they are not shipped outside of the U.S.

Confused.........
I am a potential buyer of this Crain Cutter 810H Super door Jamb saw kit, but I am confused. This is not the same saw that is in my Toolcrib Catalog for October, 2000. Please explain this to me, as I would like to know what I am going to get if I should decide to order this saw. Thanks Ron Mueller

IT'LL DO
AS A FLOORING INSTALLER I'VE USED IT MANY TIMES. IT IS PROBABLY THE BEST BUT THAT ISN'T SAYING MUCH. I BURNED THE MOTOR UP AND THOUGHT I WOULD BE STUCK WITH A MEGA DOLLAR REPAIR. ONCE AGAIN I LEARNED HOW CHEAP THESE SPECIALTY TOOL PROVIDERS ARE. IT MATCHED PERFECTLY WITH THE CHEAPEST BLACK AND DECKER BODY MOUNT THAT THEY MAKE.

best tool for the trade
Ive used this tool many times in the past. Im in the flooring industry and have seen many jamb saws. Its easy to use and saves time ... Read more