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Definition of frame saw in English: frame sawnoun A saw with a thin blade kept rigid by being stretched in a frame. Example sentencesExamples - This is a fully automatic CNC wet grinding machine for the grinding of both hogging and frame saw blades.
- The design of the vertical tilt frame saw provides for ease of loading material on the machine's work table.
- Many companies that manufacture engineered flooring, doors, stiles and rails are able to take the veneer slats directly out of the frame saw and face glue them to a core product.
- The replacement of the frame saws for its part enabled increased production.
- When large blocks of marble, limestone or sandstone are transported from the mines to industrial plants, tens of diamond frame saws are used to slice them into slabs.
- At the factory blocks of limestone are slabbed using 3 frame saws and 3 single blade saws.
- Japanese frame saw blades are thinner than European blades, therefore they are more delicate.
- The effects are achieved by upgrading a conventional frame saw bench widely used in sawmills with ultrasound generator.
- The rigid blade, originally made by rolling steel strips, makes a more accurate cut than a frame saw, and there is no frame to interfere with deep cuts.
- In all, Austria has 6,000 sawmills with approximately 2,400 complete frame saws and 3,800 single frame saws.
- Different sawing tools are applied for the different requirements in manual woodworking and are divided into the groups of frame saws and frameless saws.
- Because poorly adhered diamond cannot cut both directions under strong impact force, frame saws equipped with diamond segments are used only to cut soft marble.
- While frame saws are made for ripping, a bow saw is best designed to cross cut.
- Keep in mind that there are many ways to do this faster with the use of mechanical tools, but you are doing this project to learn how to use your frame saw and how to solder.
- Diamond multi-blade saws called gang saws or frame saws are now well established as a standard means of slabbing marble
- The frame saw is a traditional favorite of European master craftsmen.
Definition of frame saw in US English: frame sawnoun A saw with a thin blade kept rigid by being stretched in a frame. Example sentencesExamples - The design of the vertical tilt frame saw provides for ease of loading material on the machine's work table.
- Different sawing tools are applied for the different requirements in manual woodworking and are divided into the groups of frame saws and frameless saws.
- Japanese frame saw blades are thinner than European blades, therefore they are more delicate.
- Keep in mind that there are many ways to do this faster with the use of mechanical tools, but you are doing this project to learn how to use your frame saw and how to solder.
- In all, Austria has 6,000 sawmills with approximately 2,400 complete frame saws and 3,800 single frame saws.
- This is a fully automatic CNC wet grinding machine for the grinding of both hogging and frame saw blades.
- The replacement of the frame saws for its part enabled increased production.
- Diamond multi-blade saws called gang saws or frame saws are now well established as a standard means of slabbing marble
- While frame saws are made for ripping, a bow saw is best designed to cross cut.
- The effects are achieved by upgrading a conventional frame saw bench widely used in sawmills with ultrasound generator.
- At the factory blocks of limestone are slabbed using 3 frame saws and 3 single blade saws.
- The frame saw is a traditional favorite of European master craftsmen.
- The rigid blade, originally made by rolling steel strips, makes a more accurate cut than a frame saw, and there is no frame to interfere with deep cuts.
- Because poorly adhered diamond cannot cut both directions under strong impact force, frame saws equipped with diamond segments are used only to cut soft marble.
- Many companies that manufacture engineered flooring, doors, stiles and rails are able to take the veneer slats directly out of the frame saw and face glue them to a core product.
- When large blocks of marble, limestone or sandstone are transported from the mines to industrial plants, tens of diamond frame saws are used to slice them into slabs.
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