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Saw modification for underside die cutting.

Abstract

A simple modification of a standard laboratory saw and the work bench surface enhances the saw's overall usefulness for sectioning casts. When using these modifications, the operator has a clear view of the preparation margin and the saw blade at all times, thereby permitting accurate, controlled cuts to be made from the underside of a removable pinned die section.

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C A Netti, R A Yard, G Withrow, W W Nagy. 1990. Saw modification for underside die cutting.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-3913(90)90139-4

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