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Thread: Hard Time's build diary

  1. #11
    no, if the blades clogging up, i'd say use a bigger toothed blade, any plastic material you cut with jigsaw will melt because of the heat, you can use lubricant but i'd just smooth off any roughness with a file after or if it was melting badly i'd just take it slow

    but thats just me, personally im lazy and like to keep things clean where i can to save myself more time spent cleaning up lol

  2. #12
    just to clarify a metal blade will have smaller teeth than one for wood

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    holding the poly carb when circular sawing it isn't pleasant, large chunks of poly c at high speed hitting you all over

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    Don't forget to have the jigsaw running at a low speed. This will reduce (although not eradicate) heat generated during the cutting process. I find a coarse blade (bigger teeth) to be best, as has been mentioned. Don't force the jigsaw through the material, just take it at a steady pace and it will be fine. It should fly through 6mm HDPE and will also be pretty quick through the 15mm stuff.

    I wouldn't bother too much with coolant for it; if you keep the speed down (maybe setting number 3, if your jigsaw goes from 1 to 6) and take it steady it will cut without issue.

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