BS 411:1969 - Specification for circular saws for woodworking and their attachment

BS 411:1969

Specification for circular saws for woodworking and their attachment

Status : Withdrawn   Published : August 1969

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Specifies, for plate, single swage and double swage saws, nominal diameters, material and hardness, runout, drive, tooth set, tensioning requirements. For plate saws specifies thickness, tooth shape. Saw nomenclature illustrated. Essential dimensions in imperial units appended.




Standard NumberBS 411:1969
TitleSpecification for circular saws for woodworking and their attachment
StatusWithdrawn
Publication Date29 August 1969
Confirm Date01 June 2016
Withdrawn Date07 February 2020
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
DescriptorsDiameter, Rip saws, Machine tool components, Spindles, Definitions, Dimensional tolerances, Dimensions, Thickness, Circular saws (machines), Cross-cut saws, Holes, Hardness, Sawing machines, Woodworking machines, Steels, Machine tools, Rotation velocity
ICS79.120.20
Title in FrenchScies circulaires a bois et leur fixation. Specification
Title in GermanKreissaegen fuer die Holzbearbeitung und ihre Befestigung. Spezifikation
CommitteeE/-
ISBN0 580 05701 1
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages20
File Size533 KB
NotesThis standard has been withdrawn as no longer being technically valid due to the committee (MTE/20) maintaining the standard is to be disbanded
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