Benefits of tungsten carbide saw tips in woodworking

Carbide saw tips have extremely high hardness, second only to diamond, which enables them to maintain a sharp edge when cutting wood and achieve precise cutting. In furniture making, whether it is cutting fine-grained mahogany or soft pine, carbide saw tips can achieve a smooth cut surface, reducing or even eliminating the need for post-grinding processes.

Wood may contain impurities such as resin and sand. Ordinary saw tips are prone to wear and dulling during frequent cutting, while carbide saw tips have excellent wear resistance. In construction woodworking projects, a large number of various types of wood need to be cut. Carbide saw tips can maintain good sharpness even after long-term operation, greatly reducing the frequency of saw tips replacement. According to actual usage data, compared with ordinary steel saw blades, the service life of tungsten carbide saw tips can be extended by 5-10 times, significantly reducing tool replacement costs and downtime, and improving overall production efficiency.

The cutting speed of carbide saw tips is 4-7 times higher than that of high-speed steel. At the same time, due to the sharp edge and precise angle (such as 10°-15° front angle and 15° back angle), the cutting surface is smoother, reducing the subsequent grinding process. In addition, carbide has good high temperature resistance. The high temperature generated during high-speed operation will not cause saw tips annealing or performance degradation, ensuring the stability and service life of the tool.