Post by sophia13 on Sept 16, 2018 11:58:03 GMT -5
Hello All,
Getting our equipment ready and need new blades for our saws.
We have a generic 6" trim saw I'd like to use for trimming slabs for cabs (preforms) and maybe softer stuff,
6" raytech w/autofeed for trimming and pretty small rough that's a little small for our 10" (if there is such a thing),
10" Raytech with autofeed (or power feed) I'm still learning the lingo. I have a lot of rough for the 10" so I need a great blade for it please.
Lastly, a 16" HP 60ish yr old slab saw.
Which blades do you recommend?
I want the option to hand feed the small saws with the vices but will use the feeds (especially the 10" with feed). I read the mk 301 0.40 10" is a good one. Want as nice a cut as I can get. So quality over cheaper if faced with the choice .
Will be cutting jaspers, Agates, obsidian, Pet wood. Loch ness monster bones, pretty much anything I can get my hands on that looks cool I suppose. Not classy with much turquoise, softer stuff yet.
Thank you for taking time to read this and give your recommendations.
Jason
Getting our equipment ready and need new blades for our saws.
We have a generic 6" trim saw I'd like to use for trimming slabs for cabs (preforms) and maybe softer stuff,
6" raytech w/autofeed for trimming and pretty small rough that's a little small for our 10" (if there is such a thing),
10" Raytech with autofeed (or power feed) I'm still learning the lingo. I have a lot of rough for the 10" so I need a great blade for it please.
Lastly, a 16" HP 60ish yr old slab saw.
Which blades do you recommend?
I want the option to hand feed the small saws with the vices but will use the feeds (especially the 10" with feed). I read the mk 301 0.40 10" is a good one. Want as nice a cut as I can get. So quality over cheaper if faced with the choice .
Will be cutting jaspers, Agates, obsidian, Pet wood. Loch ness monster bones, pretty much anything I can get my hands on that looks cool I suppose. Not classy with much turquoise, softer stuff yet.
Thank you for taking time to read this and give your recommendations.
Jason
