[Jewelry making - Article 00002] - Re: [Orchid] A Wayward sawblade

[Cameron Potter]

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Hi all,

    I have found that if I over tighten a blade in a saw, the result is
    a tendency to want to drift off. 

    I use reasonable quality blades, but not the brand names some of
    your are speaking about. 

    I find that I can cut straight, I just need to not tighten the saw
    quite so much.  ie A lower pitched ping when plucked. 

Cheers
Cam

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