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Replacement Portable Saw Mill Blade

Custom Replacement Portable Saw Mill Blades are now available at Carbide Processors.  We have taken into consideration your demand for superior quality as well as affordable pricing and now offer our saw blade expertise in creating your Replacement Portable Saw … Continue…

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Cutting MDF and Plywood

Cutting MDF Compared to Plywood Both MDF and Plywood can be very tough on the cutting tools.  This is why it is important to use saw blades that are specifically designed for cutting MDF and Plywood.  Below is a link to … Continue…

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Testing the Hardness of Carbide

I had a question today about whether an end-user can test the hardness of carbide.   The official way to test carbide hardness is with a Rockwell tester or similar but nobody even pretends that this way is particularly accurate. In … Continue…

Ripped and Torn Shoulders on a Saw Blade- Part 3

In our last blog, Ripped and Torn Shoulders  on a saw blade- Part 2, we introduced the problem and gave some insight from some very knowledgeable saw filers on why the problem with ripped and torn shoulders may have been … Continue…

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Are more teeth on a Saw Blade Better?

The rule of thumb is that a saw blade with more teeth means a smoother cut and fewer teeth means a faster cut.  There are other things that affect the cut quality and the feed speed, like how fast you … Continue…

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Carbide Tip Wear

Traditionally a machining operation ran the hardest carbide grade it could in order to get the longest tool life. If the grade started chipping or breaking then the operation backed off into a tougher grade.  A tougher grade meant larger … Continue…

Cleaning saw blades

There are thousands of grades of carbide, so discussing the properties of carbide is like discussing the properties of wood.  Some grades of carbide may have certain properties that are not present in other grades of carbide.  This is why there … Continue…

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Popcorn Carbide

Popcorn carbide- this was a really neat affect caused by a great amount of heat over an unknown period of time (but I’d guess it to be a fairly long time).  This piece of carbide was actually once a carbide tip that fell of … Continue…

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Carbide Grades

The C designations for grades of Carbide was developed by the US Army and Buick during WWII.  The original concept was to rate tungsten carbide according to the job it could do.  If you had a specific job or application … Continue…

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How to replace Stump Grinder Teeth

Step by step guide to replacing teeth on a Stump Grinder What you need to replace Stump Grinder Teeth: A torch or other method of heating that will reach about 1500°F Black flux – must be a brazing flux, not … Continue…

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