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If you need to exchange an item you will need to request a return, ship the item back at your expense, and purchase the replacement item as a new order on. We do not accept international exchanges. Veer does not reimburse any duties or local taxes. Items that are received as a gift and returned will be credited to the original purchaser’s credit card. Any items that are returned showing signs of use and do not meet our Return may be not be accepted for a return. The result is less heat build up on the saw blade, longer saw blade life, dust free slats, and the ability to use a thinner kerf saw blade.For international orders, you may return any unused item with original packaging and contents (including hangtags, user instructions, manuals, warranty cards and wrappings) within 60 days of purchase for a full refund. Because the Orbit saw frame moves out of the cut during the upstroke, wood chips and sawdust fall clear from the saw blades. This fact is especially true when cutting high, as some of the teeth in the center of the saw blades never clear out of the cut. This occurs because the sawdust and wood chips are unable to clear out from the blade during the upstroke. With a conventional thin cutting frame saw, a great deal of heat is generated by sawdust that is captured/packed into and around the saw blade teeth. This unique movement has several distinct advantages over the frame movements on older, conventional frame saws. The saw frame then once again begins its lineal downward cutting motion. Once the saw frame has retracted out of the cut, the frame travels back to the top, remaining out of contact with the wood during the entire upward motion. At the bottom of the stroke, the saw frame swings out of the cut in the same direction that the wood is moving. Unlike conventional frame saws that move up and down in a lineal motion, the Orbit uses a patented swing-out motion at the bottom of the saw stroke.ĭuring the down stroke of the saw frame, the cutting motion is perfectly lineal. The Orbit utilizes a unique up/down method of movement for cutting veneer slats. The Orbit Thin-Cutting Frame Saw was developed for cutting solid wood blocks into glue-able slats with a minimum of saw kerf waste. See all of our Thin-Cutting Frame Saws models below.
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Some of the more common industries where a frame saw can be found would include door companies who are making engineered stiles and rails, companies who are making radial half rounds for windows and doors, companies who are making engineered flooring, furniture companies, musical instruments such as guitars and a variety of other industries. An optional channel guide allows for feeding up to 5 blocks of wood through the machine simultaneously. This is especially important when cutting more expensive woods such as oak, mahogany, maple, cherry and other exotic species. instead of getting 4 veneers out of a given block you may get up to 6 veneer slats. Because of the thin kerf blades, the frame saw is able to cut accurate veneer slats with less waste (up to 30%), ie. The frame saws use multiple, thin blades that produce a smooth finish, ideal for face-glueing. Thin-cutting frame saws are used in the production of veneer slats/lamellae for the wear layers used on engineered flooring, stiles and rails, etc.