Ike’s Workshop – Marking a Metal Cutting Circ Saw
A journey into the making of a Metal Cutting Table Saw.
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you don’t wont to run any more than 700 prm max you wont to run slow and cold. and need lost of hp.
and a guard for that matter =)
I will ahve to get back on this project when I get through my list.
Speed/RPM is very important when using any blade.