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Causes and Solutions for Blade Will Not Cut:

Cause: Blade is too hard for material being cut. (Improper blade specification)

Solution: Consult blade recommendation chart or manufacturer for the proper blade specification for the material being cut.

Cause: Blade has become dull, probably as a result of being used on too hard a material.

Solution: Dress or sharpen with soft concrete block, piece of sandstone, or worn used abrasive grit grinding wheel to expose diamonds. Continual dressing indicates the blade specification is too hard for the material being cut.

Cause: Failure to initially break-in a new blade on specific material being cut.

Solution: Allow blade to sharpen itself on the material to be cut when first placing it on the saw. This is the proper way to break in a blade.

Cause: Insufficient power to permit blade to cut properly.

Solution: Tighten belts in accordance with machine maintenance instructions. Use correct voltage at motor and use adequate horsepower for cutting application.

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