funny knot
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Dieseldoc
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Peter
:To get smooth band saw cut use a higher number TPI blade. I use a 8TPI and it works great.
Cheers
Charlie
:To get smooth band saw cut use a higher number TPI blade. I use a 8TPI and it works great.
Cheers
Charlie
peter1958
Member
I used the finest blade i have, i'm going to put another one on the saw and let you know.
leehljp
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I think you are on to something. Exciting when something surprises like that! Well done.
Gary Beasley
Member
Try a scrollsaw if you want a smooth cut..
peter1958
Member
I wanted to turn slimmer but the knot-effect would be gone. I measured all with a digital caliper and wrote it down.
The initial blank was about square 24.6 by 24.9 mm.
Drilling was perfect in the middle i thought, measuring the wall thickness from all 4 sides showed that there was a difference of 0.4 mm between 2 sides. The other 2 sides were equal to eachother.
The bandsawblade that i used has 6 tpi, 12 mm blade and a 1.2 mm kerf, my other blade 4 tpi 18 mm blade kerf i don't know yet.
So i ordered 2 new blades. Tomorrow i try the scrollsaw, but the kerf?
leehljp
Member Liaison
I wasn't paying attention to your location at first, but just realize that you are located in a metric system country. I lived in Japan for 25+ years and loved the ability to find metric sizes in circular saw blades and other saw blades that I could not get in the USA. I have numerous 1mm kerf and a few .9mm kerf circular saw blades. I wish I could fine large bandsaw blades with a 1mm kerf.
Going from inch-fractions to mm and back has never been a problem for me, and there are advantages of knowing both. But honestly, I enjoyed the metric when I was overseas.