How to Use Double‑Body Scoring Saw Blades
Double‑body scoring saw blades are used for high‑precision cutting of laminated boards, plywood, MDF, and other sheet materials where edge cleanliness is critical. Their main purpose is to prevent chipping and damage to the coating at the bottom of the workpiece, where the main saw blade exits. The design consists of two bodies — the main and the scoring blade — working in synergy: the scoring blade rotates in the opposite direction and makes a shallow cut, protecting the surface. This technology ensures a perfect result even at high speeds. It is important to correctly adjust the alignment of both blades and their cutting depth before starting work.
Advantages of Double‑Body Scoring Saw Blades
- Chip‑free cutting and superior edge quality
- High precision and professional finish without additional sanding
- Ideal for furniture production and woodworking enterprises requiring consistent quality at large volumes
- Reduced waste and material savings
- Reliable performance and long service life thanks to carbide teeth
- Manufactured by Leniv for specific customer requirements, with full service support
How to Choose a Saw Blade for Hard and Soft Woods When selecting a saw blade, consider the type of wood, rotation speed, and diameter:
- For softwoods, blades with a larger cutting angle and fewer teeth are suitable — ensuring fast yet clean cuts.
- For hardwoods, blades with more fine teeth and special carbide tips are recommended — reducing chipping and improving finish quality.
- Pay attention to kerf thickness: thinner blades are better for clean cuts.
If in doubt, consult Leniv specialists, who will help select the optimal solution for any task.
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