Custom Cutting Wood Saw Blades | Saw Blade Factory

Custom saw blades for cutting wood are typically chosen based on the type of wood, cutting requirements, and the equipment being used. Here are some key parameters for customizing a saw blade:

1. Saw Blade Material: Common materials include carbon steel, high-speed steel, and carbide (like tungsten carbide). Carbide blades are suitable for hardwood, composite wood, and laminated boards, while carbon steel is better for softwood.

2. Tooth Shape:

Flat Top Grind (FTG): Good for rough cuts, fast and durable.

Alternate Top Bevel (ATB): Ideal for fine cuts with clean edges.

Alternate Top Alternate Face (ATAF): Used for complex cutting, suitable for a variety of wood types.

Flat Face Teeth: Commonly used for rip cuts, offering higher efficiency.

3. Number of Teeth: A higher tooth count is better for fine cutting, while a lower tooth count is more suited for fast, rough cuts. The blade's diameter and cutting requirements will determine the appropriate number of teeth.

4. Angle Settings:

Hook Angle: Affects cutting efficiency. The larger the hook angle, the faster the cut, though smaller angles provide a smoother finish.

Relief Angle: Impacts tooth sharpness, better for cutting harder woods.

5. Cutting Width (Kerf): Determines the width of the cut. Thin-kerf blades reduce waste and improve efficiency but are more fragile.

Based on these parameters, you can choose or customize a saw blade that fits specific woodworking tasks. If you have specific requirements or applications, the blade's size and shape can be further tailored.

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