With the entire V28 program, we wanted all the tools to have corded tool performance. A V28 powered 7-1/4" Circular Saw would have had similar performance to an 18V 6-1/2" Saw which many end-users believe isn't powerful enough for continuous cutting. Keeping the blade size at 6-1/2" allowed us to take the V28 Circular Saw to a new cordless performance level.

Chain speed and power are critical in the use of carbide tipped chain. The power head of the VentMaster Fire/Rescue Saw will supply plenty of torque to keep the speed of the chain at full speed providing it is tuned and operating properly. Air filters should be kept clean and fuel mixtures should be proper and fresh. It is essential when using a carbide-tipped chain to enter the cut with the power head at full throttle, keeping it at full throttle while making the cut and while exiting the cut.

No. Carbide tipped router bits provides carbide backed by harden steel for the body. Solid carbide is brittle, and bits made of solid carbide are more likely to break then steel bodies. This combination, of carbide and steel, provides the carbide cutting edge with out the high cost of solid carbide and a more durable and less costly body. Solid carbide has the advantage that it may be machined into profiles and patterns (spiral, fiberglass.

High speed steel should be used for shorter runs of parts made of non-ferrous materials and applications where machining conditions restrict the use of harder, more brittle tool substrates. Solid Carbide is most cost effective to use in smaller tools up to about 3/8" diameter in longer production runs. Depending on the carbide grade, solid carbide can be used for both steel and non-ferrous applications. Carbide tipped tools should be used for long production runs.

No. It is not recommended to use a circular saw to cut pavers. A brick splitter or a high-powered saw with a diamond blade is recommended. These are readily available to rent at Michigan Skid Loader (www.mslinc.com) or other equipment rental stores. For a few cuts, we can cut them for you for a small charge.

Since diamond saw blades cut by sort of "grinding" into the material and are not recommended for hi speed usage, they are not as dangerous as metal saws with teeth. Nonetheless, care must be taken not to abuse that fact specially with older or damaged blades, who may be more dangerous because they are chipped or rusted rather than because they are made out of diamond.

A: The actual tooth design is not too important. A carbide tipped combination or crosscut blade works fine. However, a premium quality blade such as the 60 tooth Woodworker II by Forrest Manufacturing (800-733-7111) or equivalent will improve performance of any saw whether you are tapering hammers or cutting wood. Most important is that your blade be sharp and true.

Yes, the new V28 Circular Saw uses the same rip fence, 6-1/2" carbide blades and new carrying case as the 18V model.

The biradial saw blade has the same radius on its inner edge and its outer edge. Because the inner and outer diameter is matched, the two surfaces of the osteotomy will fit back together perfectly. This bone to bone contact provides greater stability and promotes faster bone healing. More Info...

This is very common. Move the stop close to the saw blade and cut a piece of scrap. Measure the cut piece using the best measuring tool available (such as a Digital Caliper). Press the ZERO button on the display, then press the PLUS button until the displayed reading matches the measured reading.

To minimize weight, for ease of movement and/or removal, the telescopic boom is aluminum tubing. By loosening one T-knob in the boom’s saddle the horizontal boom and guard basket can be swung out and away from the saw blade.

If the component is a replacement, try to obtain the same type of termination, because it makes your job easier. Screw terminals require more time to install than blade terminals do, but usually perform better on vehicles due to the vibration factor. Some switches are used in many different applications, We make different switches for different critical applications.

Optional casters are available that can be fitted to the base of the mast to allow moving the table saw with the blade cover remaining attached.

Yes, we can re-bore most saw blades and dado sets to fit almost any size machine on the market. Please see page 188 in our 2006 Catalog for further information.

The Exaktor blade cover can be attached to either the right or left-hand end, or back edge, of a saw table up to 35" high. The telescopic boom is adjustable to accommodate the saw's rip fence being up to 70" from the saw blade. The guard basket can be adjusted forward and backward to accommodate saw tables with different depths. Where floor space is not available the vertical mast can be upended and hung from above the table saw.

The guard basket will accommodate up to a 16” diameter saw blade raised four inches above the saw table, tilted to 45 degrees. The telescopic boom can be adjusted to allow the guard basket to cover the saw blade up to 70” from the rip fence.

Our jig saw blade packaging is color coded – Beige = Wood, Blue = Metal, Gray = Construction/Universal, and Green = Stainless steel. If you are currently using any other blades, you can contact your local office or sales representative and provide them with them item number you are using. Your blade will be easily cross referenced over to a Würth item number.

No. Most likely this type of system will need to be built into when it is manufactured. It will be difficult to make an add on kit.

A - The skate blades and blade holders can break or eventually wear down. If this happens they can be replaced.

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