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.0 = +/-.02 (.5mm)
.00 = +/-.01 (.25mm)
.000 = +/-.005 (.125mm)
Fractions = +/- 1/32 (.7mm)
Angles = +/- 1'
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TOLERANCE (UNLESS SPECIFIED)
5/12/16
Jason S.
None
Cold Saw Blade
Selecting the Proper
ALTERNATE
Teeth are the same Height.
All the Teeth have a Bevel.
Every Other Tooth is Beveled
on Every Other Side. Used on
Blades with a 4.5 Pitch or Less,
Generally, 220 Teeth or more.
More Teeth = Smaller Pitch
Used on thinner walled Tube &
Angle and Small Solids.
TRIPLE CHIP
Every other Tooth is Taller.
Often said to have a "High-Low".
The High-Tooth has a Bevel on Both
Sides. The Low Tooth has
NO Bevel at all. Hi-Tooth cuts the
Middle out of the Cut and Low
Tooth is the Tooth that leaves Finish.
Generally used on Blades
with a 4.5 Pitch or more.
Less Teeth = Larger Pitch.
Best for Solids and Thick Wall Tube.
NOTCH GRIND
Teeth are the same Height.
All the Teeth have a Notch.
Notches are Offset from Each
Other and breaks up the Chip
made during the Cut. Typically
used on Blades with a 4.5 Pitch or
Less, Generally, 220 Teeth or more.
More Teeth = Smaller Pitch
Best for thinner walled Tube &
Blade RPM should be increased.
ROUND GRIND
Teeth are the same Height.
There is No Bevel. Typically used
on Blades with a 3.5 Pitch or Less,
as Teeth this small are extremely
difficult to bevel. This works best
for thinner walled Tube .
Also used for soft materials such as
Nylon, Plastic, PVC, etc. in most
any shape or size and with
whatever tooth size works the best.
Bevel at 45° Angle
Removes 1/3 of the
"Tip of the Tooth"
Where the cutting
takes place.
3
3
Notches are Off-Set
Breaks up the chip
made during the cut
No Bevel or Notch
TYPES OF BEVELS, NOTCHES, AND WHERE USED
Power 2000 Blades have the Notch Grind & Titanium Coating.
Triple Chip and Alternate Grinds are by far the most common.
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