Posted by gbs on March 27, 2019 at 16:34:00 from (174.226.135.194):
In Reply to: sawmill blade. posted by Fritz Maurer on March 26, 2019 at 20:43:44:
Brother has a small circle sawmill that was giving him trouble with the blade heating sawing hardwood lumber,he carried it too a shop that makes and repairs blades to get it hammered, the repairman told him if he would let him install carbide strips in the side of the blade it would solve his problem,he had them to make a new blade with the inserts and hammer his old one,he installed the new one on the mill and just as then man said problem solved he said to prove the inserts worked he stopped in the cut several times with no problem with heating,he said before hand if you slowed the travel speed down to much the blade would look like it was going to lay over, he said the inserts trim the wood fibers keeping them from making little if any contact to the blade sides which is what causing heating, it's still on the mill.
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