This article deals with the impact of the manual methods of measurement on the overall set measurement results. It describes the results of the measurement of bandsaw teeth kerf with the use of a micrometer and a digital calliper. It is commonly known that the cutting process causes the wear of cutting tools. The wear of the cutting edge depends on the cutting conditions as well as on the mechanical properties of the processed material. One of the methods used to estimate the state of saw teeth uses kerf measurements. The overall set of teeth of the bandsaw Prime ST 0.8/1.2 by Wintersteiger, which was used in the oak wood re-saving process, was measured using a micrometer and a digital calliper. The results of different measurements were compared to estimate the accuracy and precision of those methods. It was shown that micrometer measurements were much more precise than calliper measurements. It was also noted that the kerf varied between two tooth ranges
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- Category
- Publikacja w czasopiśmie
- Type
- artykuły w czasopismach
- Language
- angielski
- Publication year
- 2022
