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Slitting saw recommendations
- Thread starter DavidR8
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I ordered some from walmart I haven't received them yet so I can't comment on the quality but they do have a good selection
of sizes.
of sizes.
Unique Bargains Silver Tone HSS 72T 60mm x 1.0mm x 16mm Slitting Saw - Walmart.ca
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I ordered some from walmart I haven't received them yet so I can't comment on the quality but they do have a good selection
of sizes.
Unique Bargains Silver Tone HSS 72T 60mm x 1.0mm x 16mm Slitting Saw - Walmart.ca
Buy Unique Bargains Silver Tone HSS 72T 60mm x 1.0mm x 16mm Slitting Saw from Walmart Canada. Shop for more Saw Blades & Accessories available online at Walmart.cawww.walmart.ca
Machining tools at WALMART?
Isn't that sort of like a mortal sin or at minimum some kind of societal breakdown!
Do they do open heart surgery too?
LMAO!
Tomc938
Ultra Member
No, but you can order the DIY kit. Complete with instructions. (written like all the other instructions, in Chinglish)
DPittman
Ultra Member
Hmnn I might look into that, ya know a fellow has to save every penny he can.
I got some at Busy Bee years ago and they are OK.
www.busybeetools.com
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I got some at Busy Bee years ago and they are OK.
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That's what I have been using as well. Seem a little course tooth count wise but appear to work OK on steel using lots of cutting fluid and low RPM.
This is the one I have, don't remember paying that much for it but oh well.
www.kbctools.ca
Works good on brass and aluminium but I think I would want a few more teeth for cutting steel.
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@David_R8 coincidentally I just ordered these from Ali, so should be in a position to tell you about quality when they arrive pretty soon. All they sell is metric saw widths but I'm OK with that. Actually for my (metric based) radial engine it caused me more grief to figure out new dimensions for IMP saws for cooling fins & such. I opted to try the 75mm OD blades & bought the appropriate arbor.
I've bought a few blades onsey-twosey as I've needed them predominantly from KBC in the past. But I started to get generally frustrated by the N-Am offerings. The blades vary in quality. The Euro ones have been fine but they come in certain dimensions that you need specific arbors. Then the shanks vary so you have to have the right collet or holder to marry to the mill. I've also had some made in India saws that I'm pretty sure were the tops of soup cans. They wobble like crazy even when the arbor is perfect fit. You can find some super duper USA arbors with low runout but they are crazy prices. Maybe used for CNC not sure. I was just preparing myself to make my own arbors because I'm confident I can replicate the accuracy (but not hardened/ground). So that's what got me looking at Ali. Fingers crossed. I have HSS coming but in other suppliers I see carbide for the price of HSS domestically. Your application may vary but I find small diameters might be limited in what they can cut. By the time you factor the appropriate holder, you may not have much actual saw depth. The Ali link offerred a few different flaours once you cross reference the saws, hole ID's, available arbor options etc.
www.aliexpress.com
I've bought a few blades onsey-twosey as I've needed them predominantly from KBC in the past. But I started to get generally frustrated by the N-Am offerings. The blades vary in quality. The Euro ones have been fine but they come in certain dimensions that you need specific arbors. Then the shanks vary so you have to have the right collet or holder to marry to the mill. I've also had some made in India saws that I'm pretty sure were the tops of soup cans. They wobble like crazy even when the arbor is perfect fit. You can find some super duper USA arbors with low runout but they are crazy prices. Maybe used for CNC not sure. I was just preparing myself to make my own arbors because I'm confident I can replicate the accuracy (but not hardened/ground). So that's what got me looking at Ali. Fingers crossed. I have HSS coming but in other suppliers I see carbide for the price of HSS domestically. Your application may vary but I find small diameters might be limited in what they can cut. By the time you factor the appropriate holder, you may not have much actual saw depth. The Ali link offerred a few different flaours once you cross reference the saws, hole ID's, available arbor options etc.
5.75C$ 15% OFF|40 60 75 80 100 110 125 150 160 200mm Hss Sawtooth Disc Milling Cutter,high Speed Steel Disc Saw Blade Milling Cutter - Milling Cutter - AliExpress
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Thanks Peter, do you have a link to the arbor?@David_R8 coincidentally I just ordered these from Ali, so should be in a position to tell you about quality when they arrive pretty soon. All they sell is metric saw widths but I'm OK with that. Actually for my (metric based) radial engine it caused me more grief to figure out new dimensions for IMP saws for cooling fins & such. I opted to try the 75mm OD blades & bought the appropriate arbor.
I've bought a few blades onsey-twosey as I've needed them predominantly from KBC in the past. But I started to get generally frustrated by the N-Am offerings. The blades vary in quality. The Euro ones have been fine but they come in certain dimensions that you need specific arbors. Then the shanks vary so you have to have the right collet or holder to marry to the mill. I've also had some made in India saws that I'm pretty sure were the tops of soup cans. They wobble like crazy even when the arbor is perfect fit. You can find some super duper USA arbors with low runout but they are crazy prices. Maybe used for CNC not sure. I was just preparing myself to make my own arbors because I'm confident I can replicate the accuracy (but not hardened/ground). So that's what got me looking at Ali. Fingers crossed. I have HSS coming but in other suppliers I see carbide for the price of HSS domestically. Your application may vary but I find small diameters might be limited in what they can cut. By the time you factor the appropriate holder, you may not have much actual saw depth. The Ali link offerred a few different flaours once you cross reference the saws, hole ID's, available arbor options etc.
5.75C$ 15% OFF|40 60 75 80 100 110 125 150 160 200mm Hss Sawtooth Disc Milling Cutter,high Speed Steel Disc Saw Blade Milling Cutter - Milling Cutter - AliExpress
Smarter Shopping, Better Living! Aliexpress.com
You mean the 'connecting rod'? LOL The link is at the bottom saw page & visa-versa, but attached here for you
www.aliexpress.com
31.59C$ 20% OFF|6 8 10 12 16 20mm Connecting Rod Of Saw Blade Milling Cutter High Speed Hacksaw Blade Milling Cutter Connecting Rod - Milling Cutter - AliExpress
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One thing I seemed to stumble on more often than not with the typical domestic arbors, the vertical distance from the saw to the bottom of spindle barrel is quite short. So many things I held in a vise did not play play well together. What I'm saying is it would be nicer to have an extended shaft ad larger diameter cutter. There are probably practical limitations but I liked the length of the Ali vs what I have. the smaller diameter saws use proportionately smaller arbors & that's fine, likely smaller parts in that case.
Link to homebrew arbor. Note the bigger saws typically require keys
www.hobby-machinist.com
Integrated R8
www.chronos.ltd.uk
wallet burners I suspect
genswiss.com
Link to homebrew arbor. Note the bigger saws typically require keys
Looking for a Slitting saw arbor
I need your thoughts on slitting saw arbors. I thought it would be easy to find something that's not too expensive and still does the job but guess I was wrong, all I've been looking for is an abor with a 1" cutting hole, for some reason all the cheap ones come with variable size holes and the...
www.hobby-machinist.com
Integrated R8
R8 Stub / Slitting Saw Arbors- sorry out of stock - Chronos Engineering Supplies
R8 Stub / Slitting Saw Arbors- sorry out of stock from Chronos Engineering Supplies. Free UK delivery and great worldwide rates.
www.chronos.ltd.uk
wallet burners I suspect
Slitting Saw Arbors - OD Tools
genswiss.com
I laughed right out loud at this. That's one of the funniest things I've read in ages! Even the cat thinks I've lost my marbles!
Good one Peter!
trlvn
Ultra Member
On Hobby Machinist, I found a document from a US company called Martindale. Pages 13-14 have some good information on selecting a saw blade for various conditions:
www.hobby-machinist.com
HTH
Craig
Need help selecting slitting saw setup
So , this thing came out of the never used box I emptied out a while back . Never got around to sorting thru it yet . But anyway , it IS for a 1" bore slitting saw , has a .750 straight shank and is still covered in the original factory oil ! :grin: Someone on here bought a few of the smaller...
www.hobby-machinist.com
HTH
Craig
Thanks @Tom Kitta, I'd like to have a go at making one and see how I get on.