Spoil Boards, Hold-downs, and Dust Collection

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Holding the part to be cut firmly and without movement or vibration is often the biggest challenge faced when cutting on a CNC. Chatter, movement, premature tool wear, tool breakage, poor edge finish, and chipping are the result of inadequate hold-down. How well you can hold the part is perhaps the biggest factor in how […]

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EOASAW December Holiday Hours

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Our Arlington Showroom will be closed Friday December 22 through Monday December 25. We will re-open on Tuesday the 26th. As always, you can shop online at eoasaw.com! Our EOASAW family warmly wishes you all a wonderful holiday season.  

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Our Arlington Showroom Thanksgiving Hours

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Our Arlington showroom will be closed Thursday the 23rd & Friday the 24th for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Our EOASAW family wishes you and yours a great Thanksgiving. We are grateful for our customers, vendors, and our EOASAW Family. Our Arlington showroom will be open today the 17th until the 22nd, and open again on Monday […]

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Popular Tools Combination Saws

Popular Tools: Unique Design Combination Saw Blade Makes A Popular Blade

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A combination saw blade is used for both ripping (cutting with the grain) and crosscutting (cutting across the grain). Combination saws are designed for all-around use when acceptable rips and crosscuts must be made with one saw blade. The larger gullets allow for deeper cuts and efficient saw dust escape on rip cuts.  Their unique […]

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Meet Our New Manufacturer: Popular Tools

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Featuring our new manufacturer to the EOASAW family of fine manufacturers: Popular Tools. We are now adding more Popular Tools saw blades so come back and visit us often! Popular Tools is one of the largest saw blade companies in the U.S., specializing in carbide-tipped circular blades for every application. By controlling the complete manufacturing […]

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Let EOASAW Make You Custom Inserts

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With insert tooling, the carbide is affixed to the tool body by the use of gibs and screws instead of being brazed / welded on. There are two basic types: dedicated insert heads and universal insert heads. With dedicated heads the body is machined to match the profile of the insert to provide support. With […]

Custom CT & HSS Tooling: EOASAW Can Help!

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Can’t find a stock tool for your cutting situation? Edge of Arlington can help you with a unique cutting solution tailored to your particular needs. We are experienced in a wide variety of materials, applications, and processes. We have on-site manufacturing capabilities and represent some of the finest industrial manufacturers in the world. Purchasing custom […]

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CNC Routers: Things to Avoid

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Understanding the different variables involved in CNC routing can be overwhelming, especially to anyone new to CNCs. That is why Edge of Arlington Saw & Tool is here to help you in selecting the proper tool for the job. Don’t let the complexities involved keep you from maximizing tool life, machine time, and profits—help is […]

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EOA CNC MANUAL 2018

Climb Cut vs. Conventional Cut

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Climb and conventional cutting refer to the direction of travel in relation to spindle rotation. In the case of a right-hand rotation spindle, climb cutting (clockwise direction) can produce a different result than conventional cutting (counterclockwise direction). • In many circumstances conventional (CCW) cutting will provide the best finish, especially in plastics and with larger […]

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