Metal cut

[joblo]

hi all
i like to know can i use thish lenox blade

DIAMETER =8 or 9 in
TOOTH COUNT = 50 ,48
ARBOR = 1 in
RPM = 5800 , 5200

IN THIS CHOP SAW

Motor 230V - 60Hz
Power input W 2.400 2.200
No load speed min 3.200
watt 2100 w
10 amp


can i use it like that ,and are it safty or what ??/??

i need some info abouat what i must do

 

[Stick Figure]

Only time I've used a blade with teeth in a chop saw was for aluminum pipe or wood. Beyond that I can't be of much help other than to say make sure blade diameter and armor are right for the saw.

 

[walrus]

Its an abrasive saw, it uses an abrasive blade not a carbide blade. It may work but it doesn't spin fast enough going by the specs

 

[joblo]

i see thanx to you all

 

[larry4406]

I bought that blade and ran it in a mitre box. Speed was less than the max rpm of the blade (i think something like 3000 rpm). I got 4 to 5 cuts on steel, and blade was shot. I would not waste your money.

 

[rockwithjason]

bulllet industries makes a ferrous metal blade for those saws. the company has a new name now but the products are the same. good stuff.

http://www.heleta.com/carbide-produ...des/Carbide-Tooth-Metal-Cutting-p6463923.html

 

[scott37300]

The speed listed is just the max speed the blade can handle. A dry cut saw runs around 1300 RPMs, a lot slower than an abrasive shop saw.

 

[joblo]

thanx all
for advice
good luck for all

 

[Jack Olsen]

You will be happier with a lower-rpm saw, for a variety of reasons. The most inexpensive solution is probably the Northern Tool low-rpm dry cut saw (~$250) and Freud Diablo blades.

 

[joblo]

lower rpm = lower money
thanx jack ,do you believe i was waiting your answer here
i dont know ,i have some feeling you will answer it

thanx jack