Why a Circular Saw Blade Burns the Cut
Burning indicates excessive friction, a dull or incorrect blade, poor feed or an unstable workpiece.
Circular Saw Blades: selection checklist
- Match blade and tooth geometry to the material.
- Check the blade is sharp and correctly installed.
- Maintain stable feed and workholding.
How to choose the right option
- Stop and inspect the tool, workpiece and machine interface.
- Correct the size, geometry, setup or cutting condition involved.
- Run a controlled test and inspect the result before returning to production.
Shop the recommended collections
- Industrial Circular Saw Blades
- Circular Saw Blades for Professional Work
- Champion Cutting Tools
- Carbide Cutting Tools Tools for Concrete & Masonry Tools
- Steel Cutting Tools Tools for Metal Drilling Tools & Drill Bits
- Stainless Steel Cutting Tools Tools for Metal & Wood Saw Blades
- Metal & Wood Saw Blades
Products to compare
- Champion RZR-10-80-NF 10 in 80-Tooth Carbide Circular Saw Blade - Aluminum
- Champion RZR-12-100-NF 12 in 100-Tooth Carbide Circular Saw Blade - Aluminum
- Champion RZR-12-54-S 12 in 54-Tooth Cermet Circular Saw Blade - Steel
- Champion RZR-12-96-ST 12 in 96-Tooth Cermet Circular Saw Blade - Stainless Steel
- Champion RZR-14-100-NF 14 in 100-Tooth Carbide Circular Saw Blade - Aluminum
- Champion RZR-14-110-ST 14 in 110-Tooth Cermet Circular Saw Blade - Stainless Steel
- Champion RZR-14-64-S 14 in 64-Tooth Cermet Circular Saw Blade - Steel
- Champion RZR-538-26-S 5-3/8 in 26-Tooth Cermet Circular Saw Blade - Steel
Continue learning
- Industrial Circular Saw Blades
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- Steel Cutting Tools
- Stainless Steel Cutting Tools
- Metal Sawing Tools
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