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Portable [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw '''Circular Saws'''] are commonly used on-site to cut sheet materials to size. | Portable [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_saw '''Circular Saws'''] are commonly used on-site to cut sheet materials to size. | ||
Most blades are 150mm or 200mm diameter general purpose blades, used for both ripsawing and crosscutting, and have '''Tungsten Carbide Tips''' ''(TCT)'' with around 32 teeth ''(athough single purpose '''[[ripsaw]]''' and '''[[crosscut saw]]''' blades are also available)''. The base tilts for angled cuts and the blade can be adjusted for depth of cut. | Most blades are 150mm or 200mm diameter general purpose blades, used for both ripsawing and crosscutting, and have '''Tungsten Carbide Tips''' ''(TCT)'' with around 32 teeth ''(athough single purpose '''[[ripsaw]]''' and '''[[Crosscut Saw|crosscut saw]]''' blades are also available)''. The base tilts for angled cuts and the blade can be adjusted for depth of cut. | ||
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<span style="color: red">'''Safety Point!''' | <span style="color: red">'''Safety Point!''' | ||
Revision as of 15:49, 29 November 2014
Portable Circular Saws are commonly used on-site to cut sheet materials to size.
Most blades are 150mm or 200mm diameter general purpose blades, used for both ripsawing and crosscutting, and have Tungsten Carbide Tips (TCT) with around 32 teeth (athough single purpose ripsaw and crosscut saw blades are also available). The base tilts for angled cuts and the blade can be adjusted for depth of cut.
Safety Point! Students may only use rotating (circular) portable saws where they have been assessed and the assessment shows that they are competent, and are under appropriate supervision of specifically trained staff.
The term ‘circular saw’ may be generally to applied to a Table Saw or Bench Saw and a Chop Saw or Radial Arm Saw also has circular saw blades.