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Taurus 3 Slicer Blade Kit

Taurus 3 Slicer Blade Kit by Gemini Saw Company
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Product Description

The Taurus 3 Ring Saw Slicer Blade is designed for use with the Super Slicer attachment #57108 to cut slab glass, pattern bars, millefiori, streamers, cans, rods and other small objects in perfectly parallel thin slices. Slicer blades only fit the Taurus 3 ring saw #57003.

The flocked belt (sold separately) #5750 is recommended for use with this blade, providing the best blade support and stability while cutting.

  • Blade Shape: Flat .040 width x .150 length.
  • Grit is fine.
  • Material Thickness Capacity: 3/4", normal use is for slicing thin wafers in rods and pattern bars and scroll cutting of fused glass up to 3/8" thickness.
  • Average Blade Life: 50-100 hours
There are universal truths about all Taurus 3 ring saw blades:
  1. All blades cut the same materials: glass, tile, stone, shell, nonferrous metals, hard plastics such as acrylic and polycarbonate, and anything that has a similar density to these materials.
  2. All blades use the same belt and grommets. Blades are interchangeable with the same belt and grommets and do not need to be changed unless they are excessively worn.
  3. Always let the blade do the cutting. Forcing the blade through the material in a hurry will not only cause a slower cut but can also shorten the blade life. There is an optimum speed for each blade in each material; you can feel it while you are cutting. Sensitivity to this causes extremely long blade life. Defined, it is the point at which you get maximum cutting speed for minimal pressure.

Pattern bar bowl from "Contemporary Warm Glass," book #6814.

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Pros : Excellent for slicing through glass up to 4 layers thick
Cons : Takes a little finesse to install, but the video helps.
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Pros : Excellent for making murine and millifiori
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : easy to follow instructions.... wish I'd got this sooner.
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Pros : You can use this for thick slab cutting. Be careful as the blade is not as sturdy as a mega blade. This does not eat up as much glass but has a tendency to bend while cutting. You must compensate during the cut. Gently! But it still holds up well with many, many cuts without problems of breaking.
Cons : It flexes during the cut which means it doesn't keep a straight line for a slab cut. You must compensate for that.
Other Thoughts : Doesn't eat up too much glass during cutting. I really like the mega blade better for cutting straight cuts on slabs. They all cost about the same.
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