saw blade teeth angels and shape

Shall we assume you're talking about saw blades meant to be used on woodworking equipment such as a table saw or hand held circular saw?

If so, why not just buy the correct blade? There are numerous types of carbide used on saw blades. They are not necessarily the same for woodworking versus metalworking blades. Steel cutting saw blades need to be tough to withstand high impact forces whereas woodworking blades need to stay sharp for a good finish. Different animals.

Anyway, the important angle is the hook angle (a metalworker would call it a rake angle). You want negative rake for metal and positive rake for wood.

Regards,

Robin

"Behrouz Amanipour" wrote: (clip) saw blade teeth angels (clip) ^^^^^^^^^^^^ How can I get some of these angels to hover over my saw?

Ask Google!

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Thanks for your explanations. But what I meant was for saw blade processing. Imagine that we want to manufacture saw blades out of metalic raw disks and we have a machnery that will process the blades with our desired angles; any formula for tooth angels for different purpose saw blades?

"Leo Lichtman" wrote in news:k1Adc.2355 $ snipped-for-privacy@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:

Sure didn't have any of those angels (sic) in the blade that cut my finger!