Dormer Pramet Slitting Saw 3.1500 Dia

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Our take on the Dormer Pramet Slitting Saw 3.1500 Dia

The Dormer Pramet Slitting Saw 3.1500 is an 80 mm (3.15 in) high-speed steel slitting saw with 48 teeth, made for cutting metal on milling machines and similar setups. Its fine tooth count gives smooth, narrow cuts in steel and other metals, and the HSS construction handles general shop work. It suits machinists who need a precise slotting or parting blade rather than a general-purpose circular saw blade. Compared with carbide-tipped slitting saws, it trades some speed and wear life for toughness and a lower cost of entry.

Best forMachinists cutting slots and narrow grooves in metalMilling machine and lathe work on steel and non-ferrous metalsShops that need a fine-tooth blade for smooth cutsLight production and maintenance work

Pros

48 teeth give smooth, clean cuts in metal
80 mm diameter suits small milling and slotting jobs
High-speed steel holds up in general shop use
Narrow kerf removes little material
Fits standard slitting saw arbors

Cons

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Dormer Pramet Slitting Saw 3.1500 Dia price history

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Nov 9Nov 11

Lowest price we've seen: $309.10 on Nov 9 at Msc Industrial Supply. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

Specifications

Number of Teeth: 48Source
Type: Saw BladeSource
Blade Diameter ("): 80.0Source

Questions and answers

What is this slitting saw used for?: It is a metal-cutting slitting saw for milling machines and similar setups. It cuts narrow slots, grooves and parting lines in steel and other metals.
Will it fit my milling machine arbor?: It has an 80 mm diameter and a standard slitting saw center hole, so it fits common slitting saw arbors. Check your arbor diameter and blade thickness before buying.
Is 48 teeth the right count for my work?: A fine 48-tooth pattern gives smoother cuts and suits thinner stock and finishing work. For heavy stock removal in soft metal, a coarser blade may cut faster.
Can it cut wood or plastic?: It is made for sawing metal. Using it on wood or plastic is not its intended purpose and can overload the thin blade.
HSS or carbide for slitting saws?: HSS is tougher and more forgiving of interrupted cuts and hand-fed setups. Carbide lasts longer in hard or abrasive metals but chips more easily and costs more.

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Our take on the Dormer Pramet Slitting Saw 3.1500 Dia

Pros

48 teeth give smooth, clean cuts in metal
80 mm diameter suits small milling and slotting jobs
High-speed steel holds up in general shop use
Narrow kerf removes little material
Fits standard slitting saw arbors

Cons

Questions and answers

What is this slitting saw used for?

It is a metal-cutting slitting saw for milling machines and similar setups. It cuts narrow slots, grooves and parting lines in steel and other metals.

Will it fit my milling machine arbor?

It has an 80 mm diameter and a standard slitting saw center hole, so it fits common slitting saw arbors. Check your arbor diameter and blade thickness before buying.

Is 48 teeth the right count for my work?

A fine 48-tooth pattern gives smoother cuts and suits thinner stock and finishing work. For heavy stock removal in soft metal, a coarser blade may cut faster.

Can it cut wood or plastic?

It is made for sawing metal. Using it on wood or plastic is not its intended purpose and can overload the thin blade.

HSS or carbide for slitting saws?

HSS is tougher and more forgiving of interrupted cuts and hand-fed setups. Carbide lasts longer in hard or abrasive metals but chips more easily and costs more.