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5 Easy Steps to Build Your Own Sawblade
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1. Product Selection
Bi-alfa Cobalt Extreme M51Solid, Thick-walled Tubes and all higher-grade alloys
Bi-alfa ProfileSpecific to Metal Profile Cutting
Bi-alfa WS ALUProvides outstanding performance on vibration susceptible cuts
Bi-alfa Cobalt Master SupremePrecise perpendicular cuts with excellent surface finish
Bi-alfa RPIdeal for hard materials, improving chip flow and blade life
Carbon FlexbackWood / Plastic /Alumunium / Thin-Walled Tubes & Squares
Carbon Thin GuageWood ( For Curves ) / Thin Plastic / Thin Aluminium
Carbon RipperRipping Wood - Standard Quality - Cost effective
Bi-metal RipperRipping Wood - Best Quality - Longer Lasting
Meat & FishMeat / Bone / Fish / Carcass Splitting
General Purpose Band knifeFoam / Food Slicing / Packaging
Carbide GritCarbon fiber reinforced plastic (CRP) / Concrete / Glass / Industrial ceramics / Silicon materials / Cast iron/ Graphite/ Wire reinforced rubber
Diamond Grit - ContinuousCarbon fiber reinforced plastic (CRP) / Concrete / Glass / Industrial ceramics / Silicon materials 
Diamond Grit - GulletedCarbon fiber reinforced plastic (CRP) / Concrete / Glass / Industrial ceramics / Silicon materials
TCT for TimberSuper Hard Wood / Timber / Exotic Material
2. Great job, now select the Width
3. Select the Length (Round up to the Closest Increment)(Round up to the Closest Increment)
3. Now Enter the Exact Length in (mm) (Made to your Order)
4. Select the TPI (Teeth Per Inch)
The number of teeth per inch (TPI) defines the pitch of the blade and can vary from 1 to 32 tpi.
On some blades there are different pitches on the same blade. You must select the correct tpi for the thickness of material you are cutting. If the corrrect tpi is not chosen the blade life will be dramatically shortened.
The general rule of thumb is: For wood and soft materials aim ffor 3-6 teeth in the work piece.
The number of teeth per inch (TPI) defines the pitch of the blade.
On some blades there are different pitches on the same blade. You must select the correct tpi for the thickness of material you are cutting. If the corrrect tpi is not chosen the blade life will be dramatically shortened.
Please use the following guide to select the correct tooth selection.
5. Enter Quantity
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