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Kevin Santamaria

 
Subject : Veneer Saw
Posted : 2001-03-27 11:25 AM
Post #30063
Hello:My veneer saw bought new from Flamingo does not keep a sharp edge formore than a few minutes. I have tried may replacement blades andalways sharpened them as required. I am using the substrate (MDF) tocut the veneer. I notice that I am cuting into the MDF everytime Icut veneer. Is my technique wrong or am I using the wrong saw? I amcutting rosewood, sapele, curly koa and other standard veneers. (Noteak as yet).Thanks for your helpKevin



 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : Veneer Saw
Posted : 2001-04-02 7:05 PM
Post #30067 - In reply to #30063
Dear Kevin,I dont use a veneer saw much but have never found it to dull that fast, even into MDF.I dont know how you sharpen your veneer saw but I put a bevel on the edge so the saw is like a knife with teeth. This seems to work good for me and cuts very well for a while.SincerelyDarryl Keil: Hello:: My veneer saw bought new from Flamingo does not keep a sharp edge for: more than a few minutes. I have tried may replacement blades and: always sharpened them as required. I am using the substrate (MDF) to: cut the veneer. I notice that I am cuting into the MDF everytime I: cut veneer. Is my technique wrong or am I using the wrong saw? I am: cutting rosewood, sapele, curly koa and other standard veneers. (No: teak as yet).: Thanks for your help: Kevin
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