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•  Turn and change the position of pipe while sawing.
                                                                    Do not cut too fast.
               Caution : Avoid over tightening the pipe in the      Cut very slowly and reduce pressure while
               vice which may cause deformation.                    cutting through.




            Skill Sequence

            Hack sawing (Holding-pitch selection)

            This shall help you to
            • select blades for different metal sections
            • hold different sections of workpieces for hacksawing.

            Holding the Workpiece
                                                                  The selection of the blade depends on the shape and
            Position the metal to be cut according to the cross-section  hardness of the material to be cut.
            for hacksawing.
                                                                  Pitch Selection
            As far as possible the job is held so as to be cut on the flat  For soft materials such as bronze, brass, soft steel, cast
            side rather than the edge or the corner. This reduces the  iron, heavy angles etc. use a 1.8mm pitch blade. (Fig 4)
            blades breakages. (Figs 1,2 and 3)













                                                                  For tool steel, high carbon, high speed steel etc. use a 1.4
                                                                  mm pitch. For angle iron, brass tubing, copper, iron pipe
                                                                  etc. use a 1 mm pitch blade. (Fig 5)














                                                                  For conduit and other thin tubing, sheet metal work etc. use
                                                                  a 0.8 mm pitch. (Fig 6)
























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