What did you order Don? And don't worry about the 20k saw it's the 25k extra garage you would need just to house it. :>I had a friend do some cutting of the 6.75" round for me. Brand new "13x20" saw. We only ran it about half speed and I don't think we used near the available down force. It took about 7-8 minutes per slice, I think 5 mins would have been possible but I'm just guessing. It is a very nice saw and I was so impressed that I just ordered myself a saw... but mine is just under $19000 cheaper! I probably should have never laid eyes on that real saw cuz I will likely always be disappointed in mine.
Don
What did you order Don? And don't worry about the 20k saw it's the 25k extra garage you would need just to house it. :>
Any idea what the blade pitch on that hyd mech was?Hydmech cut 7 minutes .... that's 5.1 sq inches per minute...
What did you order Don? And don't worry about the 20k saw it's the 25k extra garage you would need just to house it. :>
I think it was about a 10 tpi but not positive. I asked and we started to investigate but we got distracted.Any idea what the blade pitch on that hyd mech was?
I confirmed it was a VP 10/14 blade.I think it was about a 10 tpi but not positive. I asked and we started to investigate but we got distracted.
I don't think we used near the available down force. It took about 7-8 minutes per slice
@John Conroy says his 7x12 saw from kms cuts the 6.75 in 34 minI did my cut with the 2/3 blade in 6.75 in, roughly the same time.. 14.5 min
I also have issues with image rotation, but am too lazy to rotate all these, sorry guys. lol
JW
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we bought 4 pallets. I regret not going back for 2 more.