When cutting sharp, tight curves into a thick wooden workpiece on a stationary band saw, which procedure prevents the continuous blade from binding, overheating, or twisting off the wheels?
- Making a series of straight relief cuts into the waste portion up to the layout line before sawing the contourCevap
- BReplacing the narrow blade with a wide, coarse-toothed ripping blade to force the cut through the radius
- CElevating the upper guide post several inches above the workpiece to give the blade greater lateral flexibility
- DApplying firm sideways pressure against the blade during the cut to push it through the curvature
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Making a series of straight relief cuts into the waste portion up to the layout line before sawing the contour
Making straight relief cuts through the waste wood up to the layout line allows small chunks of scrap to fall away as the contour is cut. This relieves lateral pressure on the blade, keeps the kerf open, and prevents the blade from twisting, overheating, or binding in tight radii.
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Stationary band saw curve cutting techniques and relief cuts
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