Sorry to all the machine-heads here, but isn¡¯t this why we use hand planes? Just wondering?
?I never trust an edge straight off the saw¡ any saw. Just sayin.
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On Jan 6, 2025, at 10:48?AM, imranindiana via groups.io <imranindiana@...> wrote:
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I assume these blades used to cut fine and you have them both sharpened, so my first thought would be to try another blade and see what happens.
Moving on, you are xcutting material clamped to the slider and getting ripples on the endgrain. A picture would be very helpful, so I am assuming that you are not getting blade arc impressions which you could get with improper toe out. This is easy to tell as the arc of leading edge of the blade is opposite to the trailing edge, concave vs convex.
Are you making a trim cut where only the left side of blade is in the wood? If so try to cut where you have couple of inches of cutoff and examine both pieces.
You should check the splitter is adjusted properly. You could also remove it and make a test cut with clamped material. This will eliminate the splitter as a contributor.
I am no expert but I try to remove as many contributors as possible. For grins, I would also change material type or at least try another piece of wood.
On Jan 6, 2025, at 7:09?AM, Colum via groups.io <colum@...> wrote:
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Hi
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have a resharpened Leitz and Felder 96 tooth ATB blades on the saw and it¡¯s leaving some ripples on the end grain cuts.
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Arbor is clean, no dust particles between it and blades and blades sound normal to the ear. No describable wobble.
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its running at 25mm above the bed with good clearance on the blades gullets.
any thoughts suggestions.
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stock is also clamped so no movement laterally on the slider.
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many thanks in advance for your replies.
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colum o Donovan?
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