Why won’t Bandsaw Cut Straight?

Why won’t Bandsaw Cut Straight?

At the point when the bandsaw cuts slanted, a dull blade, ill-advised taking care of, free blade strain, or not utilizing a workpiece guide could be the reason. Utilize the torn wall or miter measure to direct the workpiece consistently through the slicing blade to make straight cuts.

Utilizing a lot of power while taking care of the workpiece through the cutting region can make the bandsaw blade contort and cut the piece warped. Utilize light tension while taking care of the workpiece through the slicing region to accomplish a straight cut.

A dull blade will bend while cutting the workpiece and cut the piece slanted. You’ll likewise have to push the workpiece harder to move it through the cutting region when the blade is dull. In the event that the blade turns and the workpiece is more earnestly pushed through the cutting region, replace the blade.

Free blade pressure can likewise make the blade contort and drift off-kilter while cutting the workpiece. Check blade pressure by squeezing in on the blade utilizing a gloved finger. Fix blade strain in the event that you can undoubtedly push the blade in excess of a 1/4-inch.

Replace the Bandsaw Blade

The bandsaw blade becomes dull with use. Cutting hardwood or metal hurries blade dulling. The bandsaw blade is dull when you should apply fundamentally more than typical power to push the piece you’re slicing through the blade. Replace the bandsaw blade when it’s dull or harmed.

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