Cutting a melamine board and getting a smooth finish and chip free cut is one struggle encountered by many manufacturers. Melamine board is usually made up of manufactured wood chips, sawdust, scraps of wood materials, sawmill shavings, and a synthetic resin. This type of board is used primarily as a substitute for conventional wood and[…]

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 What is a Chop Saw   The term chop saw applies to stationary power tools that cut materials with a downward, chopping motion. It often refers only to metal-cutting saws, called cut-off saws. The blade on a chop saw remains perpendicular to the table and is only capable of performing 90- degree. The chop saw[…]

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Why the M42 Should Be Your Go-To Saw Blade Ask an Expert with Darren Weidner Born and raised in Texas, Darren Weidner is an experienced machinist and salesman with over four years of working in production.  Weidner gave us a fresh perspective on some of the most most popular blades, the M42 Saw Blade. The[…]

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Do You Know Where Your Chip Brush Is? Ask an Expert with Andy Attaway Andy Attaway has been an industrial supply salesman for ten years, he’s quickly becoming an expert in all things band saw. Andy walked us through the essentials of chip brushes, offering insight into how this often overlooked feature plays a key[…]

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Abrasive discs play an important role in the metal cutting industry. It’s vital to understand the advantages and disadvantages of using abrasive discs for cutting if you work in or have a workshop. In the world of modern technology, advanced abrasive cutting is widely used to generate high material removal rates and exceptional precision. Abrasive[…]

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Understanding band saw blade tension is essential to executing an accurate cut. Bandsaw blade tension is the term used to describe the minimum amount of stretch applied to the blade in order to make it stable. It’s a technical description for how tight the bandsaw blade ought to be while in use. Bandsaw blades have[…]

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The QSaw© Quartz precision blades are superior blades tailored to cut aluminum. They’re non-ferrous carbide tipped saw blades that provide smooth, high-production cuts. This means that in addition to cutting aluminum, they’re also able to tackle a wide variety of materials, including magnesium, zinc, and other non-ferrous metals in a range of forms, like sheet,[…]

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QSaw© Quartz Multipurpose Tungsten Carbide Tipped Blades are made for premium quality and performance. Designed specifically for QSaw©, these blades are an invaluable addition to any home workshop. These circular saw blades are designed to cut various types of wood, like lumber, plywood, softwood, hardwood, panels and laminates. They come in a variety of sizes[…]

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QSaw© Quartz is a top customer favorite. It’s a metal cutting circular saw blade designed with different configurations for a variety of jobs — thin steels, for instance. Key differences between blade configuration, like the number of teeth on the blade, the carbide grade, and the shape of the teeth, allow for specialty applications. Features[…]

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The EVOSAW230 exhibits superior cutting capabilities that allows it to cut through the toughest jobs. It can cut tubing, angle iron, metal grating, channel, roofing, fencing, frames and other materials. It has a robust and highly durable blade. This steel cutting saw has a 9″ diameter TCT blade and a 1750-watt powerful motor that allows[…]

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