EXPERTLY CUT CURVES IN STEEL WITH CIRCULAR SAW BLADE
The same contoured shape of the Arcus wood and masonry blades to cut circles and curves in wood and has progressed to the metalworking industry.
Posted: November 16, 2010
Arcus is offering a new-generation steel-cutting 7.25-in circular saw blade that cuts curves and circles in steel using a metal cutting circular saw. Using the aluminum compass guides with pivot point for steel with the Arcus steel cutting blade is recommended for precision cuts. Plunge cutting can be done in steel with the aluminum compass guide that comes in four sizes with the smallest radius of 10 in.
This method of cutting can be used when curves or circles are needed by steel fabricators, welders, millwrights, ironworkers, auto body shops, steel roofing contractors and metal sculptors. This ARCUS cutting method is efficient and results in cuts that require no grinding or cleanup before welding saving time and less impact on the environment. The Arcus steel cutting blade is a green tool and does not create fumes when it cuts, unlike other methods.
The ARCUS blades may be used freehanded or by adding the compass guide with a different pivot point that allows the user to cut basic curves cut freehanded or precision cut curves and circles depending on the needs of the users with a circular saw designed for wood, metal, and concrete circle or curve cuts can be made at the jobsite professionally and inexpensively.
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