Pegas Saw Blades / Changing the Multi-Tool Bit
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DISCONNECT THE SCROLL SAW
FROM THE MAINS BEFORE
CONTINUING!
Multi-Tool Drive Chuck
The Multi-Tool comes with a host of accessory sanding,
polishing and cutting bits. To change tool bit follow the
instructions below.
I
Insert the shaft locking pin (I) into the chuck body and using
the spanner (G) loosen the collect chuck
Remove the bit and place safely aside. Insert another bit into
the collet chuck and tighten, NOTE: DON’T OVERTIGHTEN.
G
D7
D8
D1
1
2
3
Pegas Modified Geometry Teeth (MGT) Blades
Pegas Spiral Blades
Pegas Metal Cutting Blade
Modified Geometry blades are the same as skipped reverse
blades except that they have more spacing between the teeth
so they do not heat up as much. These blades are great on
lower set speeds for cutting materials such as acrylics, from the
respect that they do not heat up. They are also great for cutting
hard woods.
Spiral blades are great for doing intricate fret work as the
blade cuts 360°, however these blades are not so great if you
are trying to cut straight lines as they will want to wander off
course.
Metal Cutting blades are great for people wanting to cut
non-ferrous metals, such as jewellery or coins, using their scroll
saws. They have a much finer tpi and with the right tensioning
on the blade they cut very well and very clean.
• Tooth design minimises burning
•Use on soft and hard wood up to 75mm thick
• Also well suited for plastic
• Accurate pattern cutting leaving a very smooth finish
• Blade length 130mm
• Helical design offers all round cut
• Heat treated high carbon steel
• Blade length 130mm
• Work does not have to be turned to make cuts
• Excellent for wood, plastic, metals, bone, wax and more
• Various sizes & tpis
• Heat treated to give maximum performance
with power scroll saws
• Use in scroll saws or hand frames
• For precise cutting of thin metals up to 3mm
• Blade length 130mm
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