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Specification
Brand : Carter Fuel Systems
BulletPoint : 8' 4-3/4" (8 feet 4-3/4 inch) Long; 0.032" Thickness; .057" Kerf
BulletPoint1 : Precision milled teeth for smooth cutting.
BulletPoint2 : Induction hardened for maximum life
BulletPoint3 : Flexback construction
BulletPoint4 : Match tooth welded
BulletPoint5 : Sets a new standard for precision and durability
Color : Silver
CompatibleMaterial : Plastic
CompatibleMaterial1 : Plastic
CompatibleMaterial2 : Metal
CompatibleMaterial3 : Aluminum
CompatibleMaterial4 : Copper
CompatibleMaterial5 : Brass
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier1 : 688937528134
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier2 : 0688937528134
ItemDisplayDimensions_Length : 13 inches
ItemDisplayWeight : 1.22 pounds
ItemName : Carter ACCURIGHT 105 X 3/16 X 4 TPI BANDSAW Blade
ItemPackageDimensions_Height : 1 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Length : 13 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Width : 13 inches
ItemPackageQuantity : 1
ItemTypeKeyword : band-saw-blades
Manufacturer : Carter Products
Material : Alloy Steel
ModelNumber : 688937528134
NumberOfTeeth : 14
PartNumber : 688937528134
ProductDescription : AccuRight band saw blades are designed specifically to help you work faster, and with greater accuracy. AccuRight sets new standards for durability; smooth, straight cuts; and the ability to shape precise contours. AccuRight blades work well in a wide range of material; hardwoods, softwoods, and some plastics. They feature a milled tooth, hard-edge flex back design and are available in sizes to fit almost all bandsaws on the market today, from home craftsman to industrial models. Select the blade based on type of cut needed. Thickness of material dictates TPI (Tooth Per Inch) requirements. The general rule of thumb is to use a blade with enough TPI to have at least 3 to 6 teeth in the material when cutting, but no more than 12 and no less than 3. EX: 1-Inch thick stock should use a 6 or 10 TPI. 3 TPI and less would give too rough a cut and could cause chipping in some woods. 14 TPI and higher would not remove sawdust adequately and thus would burn as it cuts, increasing the heat in the blade and reducing its useful life. Type of Cut determines blade width; i.e. the tighter the radius to the curve the smaller the blade needs to be. 1/8-Inch and below Best for tight radius scroll work (excellent choice for thin material when used with the Carter Stabilizer) 3/16-Inch to 3/8-Inch Cutting curves and light resaw with smaller saws (12-Inch) 3/16-Inch to 1/4-Inch excellent with Carter Stabilizer. 1/2-Inch to 1-Inch Resaw and large contours (most 14-Inch saws will only be able to tension a 1/2-Inch with just the stock spring so we recommend a Carter Cobra Coil to anyone with a 14-Inch saw ordering 1/2-Inch or larger blades. Blade length can be determined be looking in your saws user manual or on the saw itself. Most commercially available 14-Inch saws use 93-1/2-Inch standard blades or 105-Inch for saws with the riser block installed. Please confirm your blade size before ordering.
ProductSiteLaunchDate : 2010-05-14T00:28:21-00:00
Style : Compact
UnspscCode : 23242112