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Rick

03-26-2001 17:12:43




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Used to see dad sharpen the blade on buzz saw and always thought, ya know, I need to learn that one day. Well guess what, now he's gone and so is that information. Is this job as obvious as it looks or is there some tricks I should know...Thanks




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iamfree

12-12-2002 20:25:52




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 Re: Sharpening Buzz saw blade in reply to Rick, 03-26-2001 17:12:43  
looking to buy a buzz saw blade 32 to 36 inches i diameter. Got one?


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iamfree

12-12-2002 20:24:47




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 Re: Sharpening Buzz saw blade in reply to Rick, 03-26-2001 17:12:43  
looking to buy a buzz saw blade 32 to 36 inches i diameter. Got one?


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iamfree

12-12-2002 20:19:45




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 Re: Sharpening Buzz saw blade in reply to Rick, 03-26-2001 17:12:43  
looking to buy a buzz saw blade 32 to 36 inches i diameter. Got one?


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krum

03-28-2001 11:44:22




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 Re: Sharpening Buzz saw blade in reply to Rick, 03-26-2001 17:12:43  
Count the number of times you file each tooth. Make sure you file each tooth the same number of times. This will help to keep the blade from cutting crooked.



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RWK in WI

03-26-2001 18:20:23




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 Re: Sharpening Buzz saw blade in reply to Rick, 03-26-2001 17:12:43  
When fileing use a file with no teeth on the edge - sometimes called a safety edge file - so you don't put a nick in the gullet - the U between the teeth. A nick there tends to lead to a crack in the blade.

Hope this help. Dick Kraus



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Alvin

03-26-2001 17:24:40




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 Re: Sharpening Buzz saw blade in reply to Rick, 03-26-2001 17:12:43  
look at the teeth on it very careful, they are filed every other one ,one way and the other the other way, check the degree that your dad filed at , try to do it the same. If one is not quite the same as the next one don't fret! You have to file the leading edge and the following edge to a point.I had to learn the hard way also, it will take a little time the first time, will only get better each time. good luck. One thing, on the leading edge do not file so to get the teeth edge lineing up so a straight line would be behind the arbor. That would make a dangereus machine

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