Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
For the past few days, all I've been saying is how cold it is.
I really hate the cold, lol.
Speaking of that innerwear topic from the other day, I actually heard people go, “Oh, really?” and “Wow!”
Well, it’s common sense for people who enjoy the outdoors, but surprisingly, a lot of people don’t know this.
HeatTech is fine for walking around town, but it's a no-go when you're working up a sweat doing something sporty in the winter, lol.
If you look into it, you'll find plenty of information, so please try Googling it.

But that's beside the point.
This is a continuation of the last post, but there’s actually a bonus episode lol
The Challenger of the Cutting Wheel (Part 1)
The Challenger of the Cutting Wheel (Part 2)
The Challenger of the Cutting Wheel (Part 3)
In addition to these, President F sent us some other cutting wheels, and
Well, I couldn't very well skip testing it, so I gave it a try.

Have you heard of this?

It says "For steel and non-ferrous metals only."
So, there are diamond particles embedded along the outer edge of this blade, about 2 mm wide.
So that's how you cut it, huh!!!

Just like last time, it's time to cut it off!!
*Please be mindful of the volume, as sound will play.
What do you think?
The cutting speed is slow, and it's hard to get a clean cut.
As expected, the extra thickness puts us at a disadvantage.
I stopped timing it, too. I think it took about 1 minute and 30 seconds...
And since a fair amount of frictional heat is generated, the PC steel strands give off a burnt smell.
I hear they cost around 1,000 yen each. Is that a bad deal? (I was in such a rush that I didn't even measure the diameter. Haha.)

The cut surface looks charred.
Well, it looks like it could cut through something as thin as a sheet of metal, but,
Even so, I'd still recommend the Kireru-Nja or Delta Cut from last time.
And with that, this was a bonus episode.
I haven't found a use for this blade yet, but I'll try using it every now and then.
By the way, if you're interested in this blade, click here.
Fujiwara Industries Co., Ltd.
Phone: 06-6683-0797
See you later.



