In the wood processing industry, the selection of saw blades is particularly important, especially for the treatment of solid wood. Proper saw blades can not only greatly improve processing efficiency, but also ensure cutting quality. This article will delve into several common solid wood saw blades, including their characteristics and scope of application.

Vertical cutting saw blade
This type of saw blade is designed specifically for cutting along the grain direction of wood, characterized by a large tooth profile that can effectively reduce cutting resistance, making it very suitable for cutting thick solid wood. Its diameter specification is usually between 180mm and 405mm, and the tooth width is about 0mm. Choosing the appropriate longitudinal cutting blade will significantly improve cutting speed while reducing wood loss.

Edge trimming saw blade
This type of saw blade is mainly used for fine trimming of wood and is commonly used in precision craftsmanship in furniture manufacturing. Its complex tooth design helps to achieve smooth and neat cutting edges. The number of teeth on the edge trimming saw blade varies according to the cutting requirements, and the more teeth there are, the higher the cutting precision. Its diameter ranges from 205mm to 405mm, suitable for trimming wood of different sizes.

Multi blade saw
Multi blade saws are suitable for multiple cutting tasks in mass production, especially for multiple cuts of the same piece of wood. Its advantage lies in the ability to simultaneously complete multiple cutting lines, significantly improving production efficiency. The selection of multi blade saws should be based on specific processing requirements, and it is usually recommended to use them during sheet metal processing to shorten processing time and ensure cutting accuracy.