Saw Tip Breakage Drawings
These drawings are not to be taken as absolutely accurate in all instances. However they have been very helpful in the great majority of cases.
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Good Tip |
Weak carbide – maybe improper Saw grinding |
Most commonly heat stress – probably wrong braze alloy |
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Also heat stress – wrong braze alloy |
Carbide only left in very corner – bad brazing See more articles on Brazing Carbide |
Impact breakage – If there is no carbide stuck to the steel above the break then brazing is an issue and maybe a cause. |
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Impact breakage |
Impact breakage – Steel shoulder worn back |
Impact breakage – look at tip of steel shoulder to see if saw hit something or was dropped. |
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