John – my agazzani bs has flat wheels. the limited instruction manual states to track the blade so that the teeth hang over the wheel’s edge. The owner of the store where I bought the saw said he never heard that and always tracked them in the center of the wheel. Which method do you suggest?
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Either way will work, but allowing the teeth to hang off the edge will protect the tire's surface from being chewed up by the points, but I doubt if this is all that important unless the machine will see a lot of use.
Personally, I'd follow the manual's suggestion and only track to the center if you were having problems getting a good cut with the blade overhanging.
John White
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