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Anyone used Arbortech blades?

CJhaughey · 2005-08-30 10:36:39

They are a basically a solid disc that attaches to a 4- 4 1/2 inch grinder and have cutting teeth like a chainsaw. I have used one before and found it really handy for plunge cutting and chasing into wood. I am curious as to whether anyone else has heard of them or used one. and if so what were your impressions?

30-08-2005 10:36am

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They are a basically a solid disc that attaches to a 4- 4 1/2 inch grinder and have cutting teeth like a chainsaw.
I have used one before and found it really handy for plunge cutting and chasing into wood.
I am curious as to whether anyone else has heard of them or used one. and if so what were your impressions?

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Saw Tracey owen (woodturner) cutting an rough edge on a bowl he was making at a demonstration in sligo last weekend. it worked pretty well from what i could see - did what it said on the tin. pretty vicous though

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