Nimos said:Hi, I will soon replace my old saw with a KS 60 (or KS 120) and has a question about the new KS 60...
I have a TS 75 with (210 mm blade) with lots of different blades, Can I use these blades on KS 60 (blade 216 mm) ?
It differs only 6mm (210 vs 216 ) how important the differens ?
/ Nimos
antss said:.....I agree FT seems to be missing the boat by not offering cordless with this. Phil, could you elaborate on the thinking behind this decesion ?
Feels a lot like the decesion to not offer compact drill/drivers until recently.
Does not matter what's moving and what's stationary. Rip blades have high angle, cross cut - low to 0 angle, metal and plastic - 0 to negative angle.DrD said:[member=46957]ginge[/member]
"The depth of cut will obviously be less. I might be wrong here but I'm sure the tooth shape is different on chopsaw blades. Im sure they need a negative rake design which the ts75 may not have. I'm no expert though."
I thought, and am probably incorrect, that if the saw (moving) was being presented to the wood (stationary), a negative rake was desired, whereas, if the wood (moving) is presented to the saw (stationary) the rake should be positive. With both the Miter/Chop/SCMS and the Plunge/TS saws the wood is stationary. Please help clear this up for me.
Thanks