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Thread: Triple Cut Saw Blade
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28th January 2004, 09:29 PM #1
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Triple Cut Saw Blade
I've just recently fitted the triple cut blade to my triton saw. Initially I bought it because I was cutting a lot of melamine chipboard & wanted to minimise chipping - very impressed, hardly any chipping.
I've just made some test rep cuts of some hardwood, & after a bit of practice in slowing down the feed rate, I get some slight saw blade marks on the cut on the fence side - these were easily smoothed out using some 120 grit sand paper.
Is this what I would expect to get pr should I get and absolute smooth finish??
Malcolm
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29th January 2004, 10:46 PM #2
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Try undercutting your rip by 1-2mm, then do a finishing cut to the right size. This should improve overall finish. I guess it is just a spinning saw blade, and your fiddleing with feed rates is the best way to experiment.
Best of luck
Dohboy
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18th February 2004, 10:57 AM #3Sunil Guest
Is your triple cut blade is also from triton. Did you tri on big boards like 2.4m X 1.2m?
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15th March 2004, 09:04 PM #4
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Sorry if this is the obvious but is it your blade out of alignment? Does a piece go through without any noticeable resawing as it exits the blade?
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