How thick are the blades? My dozuki saw leaves a .3mm kerf, and I'd like a coping saw blade that can slide into that without accidentally widening it.
298555
Not sure about the exact thickness but it is surely thicker than .3mm, I use gyukucho 372 and I have to saw it from the middle of the tail to both sides.
9228
They are more heavy than stock blades...almost 1/16" thicker.I cut 5 acres with some maples and oaks four times know and they are still doing well.Hope that helps
1343831
I just measured my saw 3 1/2" max thickness. That's from the table to the bottom of the saw guard/motor housing.
1871387
Both blades are 0.25 mm thick. The cutting edge is 4 1/2" long. One blade is 3/4" deep, the other is 1" deep. 40 teeth per inch. Not sure what you plan to use them for, but they do a good job of cutting through 1/8" trim (for a dollhouse). That's all I've used them for.
2093899
I didn't check it personally, but the factory dimensions claim a .25" (1/4) blade thickness. That seems about right.
1349090
This is a very sharp saw that cuts very well, but the blade is flexible. If you were making a Bokuto by hand I would imagine a stiffer blade would do a better job. Especially if you are making a longer length sword.
1550215
There are different thickness's (kerf width). The blades with fewer teeth tend to be stiffer or thicker (16 TPI vs. 19 TPI). These blades are meant to be flexible and take some use to get proficient with. If you are looking for a stiff (rigid) blade, you may look for a dowel or flush cut or finish hand saw.
1389511
I goofed up....sorry. What I should have asked is, where do I get a diamond blade of 5 1/2 " or ( slightly) smaller for cutting tile or stone that has a a 10 MM arbor ?Thanks in advance
1461126
I measured the one I got with a metric caliper and the blade measured at 2.1 mm, or .083 inches. That is between 5/64 (.078) and 3/32 (.094). The person who answered 3/16 of inch was either wrong or got one that is more than twice as thick as standard.
9227
They are more heavy than stock blades...almost 1/16" thicker. I cut 5 acres with some maples and oaks four times know and they are still doing well. Hope that helps
259033
The saw has a maximum cutting depth of 3/4-inch. Most 3/4" plywood has a total thickness of less than 3/4", so the saw would probably be capable of handling that thickness, but it would be wise to actually check the depth, prior to purchasing.
1345593
I haven't used mine enough to warrant changing the blade. I really don't have an answer to your question. Sorry.
900407
No. I bought a 3/8" blade to supplement the stock 1/4" blade and use the wider blade to rip with a straight board clamped to the table. It can cut thicker wood than my 10" table saw & can rip small stuff difficult to rip on a table saw.
996155
I once asked Silhouette about a special material and this is part of their reply, maybe this helps with your question: "The Silhouette has a cutting force of 210gf and includes a blade that can extend to approximately 1 mm in depth to accommodate thicker material types. However, there is still a limitation depending on the material type's density and make up. Certain materials that are overly dense (such as thin metals or acetate, for example) may not be able to be cut well or at all and can impair the blade. Certain materials that have abrasive natures (such as thicker chipboard or sandpaper) may also impair the blade or dull it very quickly. On the other side of the spectrum, certain fibrous materials (such as select felt materials or handmade papers) may not be held together densely enough for successful cutting."
764058
The thickest that I have cut is about an inch and a quarter hardwood, had no problem, I believe you could even thicker if you took your time and not push it real hard and use sharp blades! Hope this helps !!
2093898
The thickness at the spine of the blade and for about 1/3 width of the blade is 1/4"
881937
Blade is 1/8 inch thick, so it is nice and firm. Nice weight too. Very pleased with mine!!!