V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
looks a good deal .. might need to take a look at one of these
-- be good for sheet cutting (as in mild steel plate/sheet - 3mm upwards)
-- be good for sheet cutting (as in mild steel plate/sheet - 3mm upwards)
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Spurry
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There is a specific shaped steel blade for the Evolution saw. I had one to chop up the old 3mm steel oil tank.
Worked OK to cut out some 6mm steel plate yesterday.
Worked OK to cut out some 6mm steel plate yesterday.
Vinpetrol
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
more likely to be this 60 toother I'd've thought
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Spurry
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No it's not, the tips are a differrent shape to ones I have. Your pic looks like a wood cutting blade but the actual tips have been altered in cross section.
Here's a couple of pix of mine, but I have to admit the saw is not the latest version.
Here's a couple of pix of mine, but I have to admit the saw is not the latest version.
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6feetdown
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Says specifically designed for ssmore likely to be this 60 toother I'd've thought
Vinpetrol
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That’s one for stainless steel bud . The dark blue ones are steel . I’ve not seen one the same as spurrys onemore likely to be this 60 toother I'd've thought
doobin
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Spurry’s one is the ‘basic’ one, more for cutting wood with nails etc, or small amounts of steel.
The blue one has the same teeth (negative rake) but more of them. For steel
Green is aluminium.
There are (or used to be) Chinese versions available. I have stocks of the 254mm version which fits my Makita battery saw. Evoloution blades are pretty pricey.
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bobthebuilder
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Had a load of panels ,50m insulation and tin both sides m,cut with petrol disc cutter with metal blade ,no probs
Vinpetrol
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I looked into that but was advised againstit because for cold cut it needs to travel at a different speed or the filings stick to the panels and rust
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