Re: gEDA-user: the joy and sadness of new boards

[Steven Michalske <smichalske@xxxxxxxxx>]

Future warning,  don't do that to an old carbide tipped blade.

The braising holding on the carbide might be a touch brittle, and  
cause a few teeth to launch.

Welcome to the world of toolmaking :-)


on a side note, a diamond saw blade probably wouldn't do what you  
want.  They are not designed for sharp points.
there usually diamond flake imbedded into a  compound that rubs away  
to expose new bits of dust.  so a sharp point would be quickly rounded  
off.



On Apr 1, 2009, at 12:53 PM, DJ Delorie wrote:

>
>> Wait, you mounted a blade in a table saw (backwards) and then ran
>> the table saw and worked the blade with an angle grinder?
>
> Yes.  With full safety gear and my paranoid dial set to 11.
>
> It turned out to be quite a letdown, though.  It went smoothly with no
> indications of the types of instabilities or panic I anticipated.
>
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