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Omniata
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You can use them but you won't get the full depth of cut across the blade as you would with the standard one...
Has been done before and you can use spacers to make up the difference...
Edit: Should have said a piece of wood underneath the workpiece to act as a spacer to lift it up a bit
Has been done before and you can use spacers to make up the difference...
Edit: Should have said a piece of wood underneath the workpiece to act as a spacer to lift it up a bit
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that was a quick reply.
when I used my saw the 1st thing it did was to throw out 3 tooths.
I was cut 12mm x 12mm tubing, what had happened is that the tube spun around.
I notice that the jaws are curved(bending)at the base,there for little grip also the jaws are to smooth to get a decent grip with out using garilla force.
maybe to try a fit a 5mm aluminium sheets to the jaws.
when I used my saw the 1st thing it did was to throw out 3 tooths.
I was cut 12mm x 12mm tubing, what had happened is that the tube spun around.
I notice that the jaws are curved(bending)at the base,there for little grip also the jaws are to smooth to get a decent grip with out using garilla force.
maybe to try a fit a 5mm aluminium sheets to the jaws.
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Is the fury blade rated to run safely at the rage's higher rpm?
