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Author Topic: Surface feet per minute  (Read 2856 times)

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Offline NZJake

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Re: Surface feet per minute
« Reply #40 on: July 03, 2005, 04:58:56 am »
My thoughts are that the smaller blade under the same horse power with the same amount of teeth and same tip speed will cut more efficient. It's just that in the twinsaw edger circumstance, forces are being dragged from the larger 'flywheel effected' blade. Could be the difference?

By the way you'ld have to push the circulars blades pretty hard to get it to steer around a knot, typical scenerio means that our blades bog down in the wood before it goes drifting around anything.

Just thought I'd throw my opinions in.
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Offline Fla._Deadheader

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Re: Surface feet per minute
« Reply #41 on: July 03, 2005, 06:33:34 am »

 Your opinions are always welcomed, Jake. Wish I had gotten to see an ASM at Sawlex. Looks like you got the engineering down to a science.  ;) ;D
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