1/64" Table saw blade
- Thread starter Ron in Drums PA
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kent4Him
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I'd be curious to try it, but I am not spending that kind of money unless I know it works well.
I've heard good things about Proxxon mini tools...good reviews in the magazines, for what that's worth...
cigarman
Member
If you want something small without the cost try this
http://www.pennstateind.com/store/mts3.html
The only problem with either one for me is the max three quarter cut.
http://www.pennstateind.com/store/mts3.html
The only problem with either one for me is the max three quarter cut.
Texatdurango
Member
I'd be really interested in talking to someone who has one of these saws, especially with the thin metal blade.
I recently purchased some .020" thin wall silver tubing for use in accent rings in my pens and need a way of cutting very thin, approx .070" rings off with a minimum of waste per cut.
I recently purchased some .020" thin wall silver tubing for use in accent rings in my pens and need a way of cutting very thin, approx .070" rings off with a minimum of waste per cut.
Ron in Drums PA
Member
Proxxon is a well liked brand that is made in Germany.
I own a Proxxon mini jig saw for carving (ruining) hollow forms. It is a good tool, but the operator still has to learn how to carve.
I own a Proxxon mini jig saw for carving (ruining) hollow forms. It is a good tool, but the operator still has to learn how to carve.
Gruntster
Member
I started a thread back in December (I think) about the PSI Mighty Micro saw. The general consensus was that it is significantly underpowered and that I would be disappointed in it. Better to scrimp and save for a better saw.
leehljp
Member Liaison
Got one and I am disappointed in it. IF I were in the States, I would be glad to ship it to anyone that wanted it. Works well only on balsa wood, and thin balsa at that.
I made my own saw table with a circular saw and can achieve some precision cuts.
I think that's because you are talking about the PSI tool...the Proxxon is supposed to be a better machine!
karlkuehn
Banned
Heh...I was all excited when I saw this subject line, thinking I could get an ultra-thin kerf blade for my 10" table saw...
Any takers on volunteers to stand in front of me when I buy a 10" x 1/16" blade and start hacking away at 3" depth of cut?
"Hey, look!! I think I found that grail everyone's always on about! Oh...wait...nope...just a regular old goblet..."
Ron, you're evil, I tell you!! [}
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Any takers on volunteers to stand in front of me when I buy a 10" x 1/16" blade and start hacking away at 3" depth of cut?
"Hey, look!! I think I found that grail everyone's always on about! Oh...wait...nope...just a regular old goblet..."
Ron, you're evil, I tell you!! [}
]
leehljp
Member Liaison
The smallest kerf I can find here in carbide tipped is 1mm or .038 inch. I think 1/64 is .015 inch.
The blades that I get here are 5 inch diameter and depending on the saw that it is on, can cut up to about 1 1/2 depth.
Here is a saw similar to the Praxxon, but does not have the miter capability:
http://www.byrnesmodelmachines.com/tablesaw.html?id_mm=0524MM984673
You can get and .02, .03. and .04 blade as well as an .046 and an .055 kerfed carbide blade.
The blades that I get here are 5 inch diameter and depending on the saw that it is on, can cut up to about 1 1/2 depth.
Here is a saw similar to the Praxxon, but does not have the miter capability:
http://www.byrnesmodelmachines.com/tablesaw.html?id_mm=0524MM984673
You can get and .02, .03. and .04 blade as well as an .046 and an .055 kerfed carbide blade.
Ron in Drums PA
Member
Looks like a good machine, there was a link to a review on the page
http://www.byrnesmodelmachines.com/KrolSawReview.html
A review for the Proxxon
http://www.tallshipmodels.com/tools2.htm