For a flourishing solitaire execution requires the comprehension of how to use the solitaire blade for your material and application. Following the basic recommendations such as Inspection, Rpm, safety and more, it can help you achieve the solitaire sawing job easier, accumulate a smoother finish, minimize damage to your material and enlarge the life of your solitaire saw blade.
However, selecting the right solitaire blades parameters may involve a trial and error process. What works for one application, may not work for another. Highly experienced solitaire blade users may also find some variations in solitaire blade life or execution while working on same material and application for years. The following recommendations will prove beneficial to find some variations in solitaire blade life. These recommendations have come from years of research, development and perceive in manufacturing precision solitaire saw blades and products.
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Inspection
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Best Price Genesis GAMT301 Flush Cut Blade Assortment Pack, 3-Piece
Genesis GAMT301 Flush Cut Blade Assortment Pack, 3-Piece Feature
- 10mm, 20mm, and 30mm Flush Cut (e-cut) blades for cutting in Wood, Plastic, and Drywall
- For use with Genesis or Powersmith Oscillating Multi-Tool
Genesis GAMT301 Flush Cut Blade Assortment Pack, 3-Piece Overview
This 3-Pk. of Flush Cut Blades is for use with Genesis Multipurpose Oscillating Tool, Item# 399456, sold separately. Works With: Genesis multipurpose oscillating tool, Application: Flush cutting
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Before making cut, you must visually survey the blade for cracks or any other inherent damage. Misused blades, incorrectly mounted blades or damaged blades can be fatal to use. If, for some reason, you feel there is a manufacturing defect; please return the blade with a note of explaining its blemish to the manufacturer.
Cutting Speeds
Depending on the outside diameter of the blade, application and equipments, Rpm's will vary. It is imperative to run blades at the permissible Rpm's and the diamonds exposed through dressing. As a general rule of thumb, for soft materials Rpm should be increased and for hard and dense materials, Rpm (cutting speed) should be decreased.
Safety
Always wear permissible safety equipment: safety footwear, snug fitting clothing, safety goggles, hearing and head protection, and respiratory equipment. Do not remove these safety devices. They are for your protection. While performing solitaire sawing operations, it is impossible to mitigate all the inherent hazards that the operators encounter while performing diversified sawing operations while wearing confident safety equipments.
Securing your material while cutting
It is Highly imperative that the part of material you are cutting is hold securely in place so it does not move. If it moves, it may break the solitaire section of your blade. Doing is fatal, and your material will chip.
Flanges
A pair of same size flanges with permissible relief should be about 1/3 the diameter of the blade. They must be free of rust and dirt. Your blade will turn perfectly after you tightened the flange cut. Avoid using blades that whether rattle or wobbles on the saw. For ultra thin solitaire wheels, you should use flange size of 3/4 outside diameter of the blade. As a general rule of thumb, the largest inherent flange diameter should be used always.
Do not exert pressure on solitaire Blade
Increasing pressure on the solitaire blade will reduce the time it takes to achieve a job. However, will also cause your blade to overload and overheat. Applying inordinate pressure not only cause the blade to overheat but also heats up the material being cut, causing unwanted material cracks and deformation. If you survey the dark "burn" marks nearby the solitaire section, the cutting speed you are using would be whether too fast, or you are applying unnecessary pressure to the blade. When the cut is near completion, reduce pressure on your blade considerably.
Saw care and maintenance is a key to ensuring optimum sawing performance. If your sawing execution is not satisfactory, make sure that your saw blade is not damaged or misaligned, that your material is securely held in place, that you are using the permissible drilling speed and pressure, and also that you are using the right amount of coolant and all valuable sawing accessories. By following these basic recommendations, you can help ensure that your sawing process will be strictly controlled and problem-free.
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