These teeth are found on blades with larger gullets. Otherwise, there is a risk of kickback which could be dangerous. These blades are perfect for cutting up wooden pallets! Anti-kickback teethДЄ shoulder at the back of the tooth prevents the blade from getting carried away by limiting the amount of material cut by each tooth. The teeth of these special blades are narrower and are made of a softer carbide that absorbs the shocks.

Scrap lumber or demolition lumber may contain hard foreign bodies such as nails or gravel, which can break a conventional saw blade. The combination of these features makes these blades ideal for finishing work. The chamfered teeth cut coarsely through the material while the flat teeth finish off the cut. This tooth pattern alternates flat top (FT) teeth with a special-'trapeze' shaped tooth. This also reduces the risk of kickback and makes the blade safer to use. The tips of these teeth flank backwards to slow the feed rate. These blades are designed for radial arm or mitre saws. They will work on most natural woods and are also able to get through tougher composite materials like plywood. A common design suited to a range of applications, ATB teeth are best for crosscuts but can also handle light rip cuts. These teeth feature a bevel design that alternates between right-hand and left-hand bevels. The number of teeth isn't everything and the shape of the teeth themselves can vary depending on the type of cutting task they are designed to handle. Some logos and abbreviations may be specific to the brand or manufacturer. Note that expansion slots are incorporated into the saw blade so that the metal can expand as it heats up. the number of revolutions per minute (RPM): linked to the diameter of the blade.the number of teeth: the more teeth, the cleaner the cut represented by the letter Z on the blade.the blade and teeth tip material depends on the materials being cut.

Blade Speed 4,000 RPM Current 15 A Horsepower 5.5 Arbor Size 1 in Arbor Shape Round Miter Angle Range 0 to 45 Degrees Round Cut Capacity 0 Deg.

the depth of the cut: depends on the diameter of the blade (which varies depending on saw type) Item Chop Saw Power Source Corded Primary Saw Application General Purpose Metal Saw Type Chop Saw Cutting Blade Type Abrasive Cut-off Wheel Blade Dia.

the diameter of the hole at the centre of the blade this is measured in mm and can be made smaller with reducing bushes the size of the spaces between the teeth the larger the gap, the faster the cut

the tooth design: depends on the material you are cutting and the type of cut required.

wood, composite materials, non-ferrous metals, plastic, etc.) this will determine the type of blade you need When selecting a circular saw blade, it is important to consider the following:

Chop saw blade sizes