Value Collection 5-748-302 Side Chip Saw 4 in 36T Hss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 5-748-302 is a side chip saw designed for precision slotting, grooving, and side-milling operations on metalworking machine tools. The blade measures 4 inches in diameter with a 7/64 inch (0.1094 inch) thickness and mounts on a 1 inch arbor. Constructed from uncoated high speed steel, this saw holds an edge through repetitive cuts on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. With 36 straight teeth, the blade produces clean, consistent chip clearance at each pass. Machinists and tool-and-die professionals are the primary users of this style of cutter.

Side chip saws in this diameter and tooth count are typically used on horizontal milling machines, arbor-driven vertical mills, and gang milling setups in production and job-shop environments. The straight tooth configuration makes this saw well suited for cutting soft to medium-hardness metals where a neutral rake angle is appropriate. The 1 inch arbor hole is a standard industrial fit compatible with common milling arbors in that size class. This saw ships as a single piece per package.

Key Features

• 4 inch blade diameter for standard side-milling depth of cut
• 7/64 inch (0.1094 inch) blade thickness for narrow-slot applications
• 1 inch arbor hole fits standard industrial milling arbors
• 36 straight teeth provide consistent chip clearance and clean cut surfaces
• High speed steel construction maintains edge integrity through repetitive metal cutting
• Uncoated finish — no coating interference when re-grinding is required

Compatibility

Designed as a standard arbor-mount side chip saw for use on horizontal and vertical milling machines equipped with a 1 inch arbor. No specific OEM machine model compatibility was provided with this product.

Installation Notes

Installation of arbor-mount milling cutters should be performed by a qualified machinist following the machine manufacturer's arbor assembly procedure. Power down and lock out the machine before mounting or removing any cutter. Ensure arbor spacers, collars, and the arbor nut are clean and properly seated before torquing. Inspect the blade for chips, cracks, or runout before each use — do not operate a damaged saw.