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CAUSES OF ROUGH CUTS ON A BANDSAW
Achieving a smooth and accurate cut on a bandsaw is essential for both amateur and professional woodworkers. However, a number of critical factors can lead to rough, wavy, or inconsistent cuts. Careful attention to each of these aspects is necessary to rectify the issue and maintain optimal cutting performance. Below are the main factors, explained …
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BLADE DRIFTING
Blade drifting, whether up to down or left to right, is a common issue that can cause inaccurate cuts, premature blade wear, and potential machine damage. Understanding and addressing the underlying causes is crucial for maintaining the accuracy and efficiency of your bandsaw. Below are the primary reasons for blade drifting, each paired with practical …
BLUED TOOTH
The term “blued teeth” on a bandsaw blade refers to multiple teeth exhibiting the telltale blue discoloration caused by overheating. This is a more severe indication of problems than a single blued tooth, signifying a more significant issue with your cutting process. The causes and solutions remain largely the same as with a single blued …
WEAR LINES
Wear lines on bandsaw teeth are a clear indicator of issues with your cutting process. These lines show uneven wear, and understanding their cause is key to preventing further damage and improving your cuts. Here’s a breakdown of common causes and solutions: By carefully examining the pattern of the wear lines and considering the factors …
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