Original Saw 22.5 In. General Purpose Blade for Radial Arm Saws and Beam Saws

Name: Original Saw 22.5 In. General Purpose Blade for Radial Arm Saws and Beam Saws
Brand: Original Saw
SKU: T2016-03
Price: 629.99 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU# T2016-03

Original Saw 22.5 In. General Purpose Blade for Radial Arm Saws and Beam Saws, large image number 0

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Original Saw 22.5 In. General Purpose Blade for Radial Arm Saws and Beam Saws

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Original Saw 22.5 In. General Purpose Blade for Radial Arm Saws and Beam Saws

The 22.5 In. general purpose blade for Radial Arm Saws and Beam Saws for superior cutting results on original saw company Saws. The negative tooth design reduces saw “grabbing. In. This blade is ideal for cross cutting hardwood, laminated material, MDF, plywood and veneer. Use this blade for the original saw company 22.5 In. super duty radial arm saws and 22.5 In. Beam saws.

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Features

Crosscutting - when making clean crosscuts across the grain of wood, use a blade with a negative hook angle. This blade can help reduce tear-out and splintering. It produces a shearing action rather than an aggressive cutting action, resulting in smoother cuts on the surface

Plywood and veneer - blades with negative hook angles are often preferred when cutting plywood, veneer, or other materials with a delicate top layer. They minimize chipping and splintering on the top surface, providing a cleaner and more polished finish

Thin materials - when cutting thin materials like laminate, melamine, or plastics, a blade with a negative hook angle can prevent material from catching and kicking back. It provides better control and safety in such applications

Ripping thick stock - customers can use a blade with a positive hook angle when ripping thick hardwoods. Another useful choice is blade with a slight negative hook angle. The negative hook angle will reduce the likelihood of binding and burning, especially when dealing with dense, heavy wood

Reducing kickback - The negative hook angle reduces the tendency for the blade to pull the material toward it, which can help reduce kickback of the wood