The spacer is NOT used with a 20 mm spindle.abdulbadii said:
I cannot really add anything about the original question, but ... well, these kind of saw blades just cannot be used safely on a (handheld) grinder.abdulbadii said:
Think more carefully about this.Tom.G said:
Wait, what?Rive said:
What in the world are you trying to do?abdulbadii said:
Holy Crap! Here, hold my beer for a minute...Rive said:
Tom.G said:
Oops! You're right. That is a TOTAL of 72 Teeth around the blade.Averagesupernova said:
A wood cutting blade specification provides detailed information about the blade, including its size, shape, and material, as well as its intended use. This information is important for selecting the right blade for a specific cutting task and ensuring safety and efficiency.
The key components of a wood cutting blade specification include the blade type, diameter, arbor size, tooth count, and material. The blade type refers to the shape of the blade, such as circular or reciprocating. The diameter is the size of the blade, and the arbor size is the hole in the center of the blade that fits onto the saw's spindle. The tooth count indicates the number of teeth on the blade, and the material refers to the type of metal used to make the blade.
To choose the right wood cutting blade, you need to consider the type of wood you will be cutting, the thickness of the wood, and the type of saw you will be using. Different types of wood may require different blade types and tooth counts. Thicker wood may need a blade with more teeth to make a clean cut, while thinner wood may require a blade with fewer teeth to prevent it from getting stuck in the wood. It is important to refer to the blade specification to ensure you have the right blade for your project.
The blade material can give you an idea of how durable and efficient the blade will be for cutting wood. Carbide-tipped blades, for example, are known for their durability and ability to cut through tough materials. High-speed steel blades are more affordable but may not last as long. It is important to consider the type of wood and the frequency of use when choosing a blade material.
Yes, it is important to always wear appropriate safety gear, such as safety glasses and gloves, when using a wood cutting blade. Make sure to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper use and maintenance of the blade. It is also important to use the correct blade for the type of saw and wood you are cutting to prevent accidents and ensure a clean cut.