LANCELOT 14 TOOTH TANDEM COMBO W/UNIVERSAL NUT

Overview

Model: 51414 or 81414

Double Up For More Power! This is our most aggressive and popular combination for major mass removal. With 28 large pitch teeth (3/8" (9.5mm)) hogging out material, time on any project will be greatly reduced with this beast. If you want to just get the wood out of the way in a hurry, this is definitely the combination to use. Two 14 tooth cutters removes more wood faster than any other combination.  And the control is very smooth, whether plunge cutting or lateral side-to-side cuts. Two chainsaw cutter accessories used with our universal nut will virtually double productivity in a safe and efficient way.

SAFETY TIPS

PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT:

• Your work piece is secured in a work bench, vise or manner that insures it is safe to cut.
• You’re wearing protective safety clothing and all instructions for the assembly of our tools have been faithfully carried out!You will see constant references to Lancelot, however, you can assume the same principles apply to Squire should you use Squire on its own.
• We’re going to refer to wood as the object being cut, however, if your subject is ice, bonsai trees, rubber or any other soft non-ferrous materials, the cutting techniques are the same.
• These tips are written for right hand use carving simply because our tools fit right hand angle grinders. The standard hand position is to lightly but firmly grip the auxiliary handle with your left hand and the body of the grinder with your right.
• There’s no need to use a death grip or a vise grip and make your knuckles go white with the pressure - you’ll exert much easier control with a firm relaxed grip.

INCLUDES

Standard/Imperial combination SKU is # 81414 and includes:

• 2 - 14 tooth Lancelot blades with 5/8" center holes
• 1 – 5/8” Universal Nut #13750

Metric combination SKU is # 51414 and includes:

• 2 - 14 tooth Lancelot blades with 14mm center holes
• 1 – 14mm Universal Nut #14000

DOCUMENTS

Tandem Use Instructions [pdf]
Lancelot/Squire Instructions [pdf]
Lancelot/Squire FAQs [pdf]