Useful Information for Using Your Cold Saw Blades

When using any cold saw machine, it is important to select the proper tooth pitch for the material being cut. Selecting the optimal tooth pitch for your cold saw blade will depend on: The hardness of the material The size of the section Wall thickness Solid sections require blades with a coarse tooth pitch, while thin-wall tubes or shapes with small cross-sections require blades with a finer pitch. If you have too many teeth in the material at one time, the result will be tearing rather than chip removal. This leads to a higher increase in shearing stress.  On the other...

Most blades we sell are "made to order" and shipped the same day or the next day, and here's why:  When selecting the best cold saw blade for your application, this is the number one, and most important question you should be asking yourself. How many teeth do I need on my cold saw blade? Selecting the optimal number of teeth for your application will deliver you the best performance and blade life. Typically you want 2 to 4 teeth in your material at all times.    Now, this is not the ONLY thing to consider other than diameter of...

Why is it better to purchase your cold saw blades from Cold Saw Shop? As a small business, we understand and know where our competitors struggle. We can all attest to poor experiences with larger companies. You call to get expert advice and you just leave unsatisfied with the whole experience. They act like they know what they are talking about but you just know there's got to be someone better to consult with.  We live and breathe cold saw blades. We treat every customer with the highest regard with friendly customer service. We understand that each customer will have...

Cold saw blades are most commonly made out of M2 steel for cutting ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Cold saw blades are typically ran on low RPM cold saw machines that run between 15 and 60 RPM. The term “cold saw blade” is used because the heat generated when cutting is transferred from the blade to the chips created by the saw blade. Companies will often consider a cold saw when minimal burr and more precise cuts are required. HSS M2 Cold Saw Blades are used to cut round and square tubes/pipes, solids, angle iron, structural shapes such as extrusions and...

We often get calls from customers who want their HSS cold saw blades to stay sharp longer when cutting stainless steel or similar materials that are hard on blades. Each time we get one of these calls we recommend our M35 Co5 cold saw blades which contain 5% cobalt. You can think of this the same way you would a drill bit. There are M2 HSS drill bits and there are HSS drill bits that contain cobalt. The bit (or blade in our case) that contains cobalt will always stay sharp longer than it would without cobalt. M35 blades are made from M35 tool steel containing...