Assertion: circular saw's blade | /r/HasAspect | teeth
Facets:
value: to plow through the wood
type: PURPOSE
value: with flat tops
type: OTHER
value: in such a way
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Aluminum is not a particularly hard material but it can be difficult to cut unless the blade has teeth shaped specifically to deal with the loading problems that occur with aluminum (metal chips can stick to the blade, create excessive heat, and prevent it from cutting).
text: The more teeth the blade has, the smoother the cut will be.
text: The same principle applies when making curved cuts with a jigsaw -- the blade should have as many teeth as possible.
text: The alternate top bevel or ATB blade has teeth that are angled across the top edge.
text: Circular saw blades have teeth that hook in such a way as to continually pull the wood towards the blade so they require the skill of handling to retain accuracy of cutting.
text: A crosscut blade has teeth oriented in an "alternate-top bevel" (ATB) pattern.
text: A rip blade has teeth with flat tops (rakers) to plow through the wood like a chisel, pulling with the direction of the fibers and making a clean cut.
text: When it comes to circular saw blades, the more teeth a blade has, the cleaner the cut will be.
text: Suitable plywood blades Generally, the more teeth a blade has, the smoother the cut.
text: Typically, the more teeth the blade has, the finer, smoother the cut will be.