1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I'm like 90% sure mine's for ferrous metal only

 

Hmm, the aluminum blade has more teeth I think

 

Would make sense. I have a 10" with around 100 teeth for aluminum

 

Idk if smaller od stuff makes the cut cleaner but my saw can't cut 16g 2.5"-4" stainless with a weldable joint. It takes a lot of prep to get it even. On my IC pipe, same thing. The 3" IC pipe left a little bend in cut at the end. I tried like every way I could to fix. Even holding by hand cause I though clamp was bowing it. The band saw makes perfect cuts everytime so I only use the chop on steel and dom.

I have those $100 blades for each material too. btw.

 

Is the piece clamped appropriately?

Those kinds of large burrs tells me the piece moved or vibrated even.

I put a slight but constant pressure, and move slow.

 

Oh he's cutting thin stuff?

They have a separate blade for really thin stuff I'm sure.

I cut thin stuff on the bandsaw.

 

@Tour991

 

If you're doing pie cuts the band saw is a pain

 

Yeah, i don't think you can cut thin round tube with the chop. When it gets to the bottom of cut it tracks off course. Super frustrating when you are trying to tig.

 

Kwikopticon sees all!

 

That forrest looks kinda scary bro.

 

Big Brother's always watching

 

We have an extra guest bedroom you can stay in

 

Funny cause @BartMaster1234 has slept in that room

@Wulf got a room to herself with full bed and all, just no TV

 

Sweet. Polynesian reef mural for that room.

 

Any one of y'all got a place here if you ever find yourself in this corner of the earth

 

I want your shop

 

I always though hot and fast=cuts like those

 

Well come up here and do a project haha. It's always open for TW members that need something. I'm on the way to the start of a lot of trips we do so folks come by and take care of things or sometimes limp back.

 

What are the dimensions of your shop?