We have used the IMEB band saw for years and love the results. It has a
similar footprint and will cut through anything, including a steel pin. It
also has a diamond blade and optional water cooling. It does seem a little
awkward to clean, and I wish the protective housing was a little better
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> Terri L. Braud, HT(ASCP). Anatomic Pathology Supervisor, Holy Redeemer
> Hospital, Meadowbrook PA describes:
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> >>We use an awesome little band saw made by IMEB, Inc. It has a small
> foot print, 4 blade types and added accessories for a super lab bone
> cutting station, and best of all, very
I agree, we use the IMEB bone saw as well. All human bones though...
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Subject: [Histonet] bone saw
Hello histoworld,
Does anyone out there use a bone saw in their lab? We routinely have research
cases with hundreds of femur head submis
Hello histoworld,
Does anyone out there use a bone saw in their lab? We routinely have research
cases with hundreds of femur head submissions from avian species. We currently
use a bone saw made by Buehler from the 70's or 80's and it's a work horse, but
the blade keeps cracking in the diamond
Hi all, in our lab we have a Buehler Isomet Low Speed Saw that looks like it is
from the 80's. Up until about 7 months ago, we have used the bone saw fairly
infrequently. As far as I know, this bone saw wafering blade has never been
replaced. We now have a researcher who regularly needs sections
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We use a device from Mopec.
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We use a Dremel tool. It works great!!
Jason McGough, HT(ASCP)
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I am trying to see what everyone is using at your grossing station for bone saw
to cut femoral heads and toes for osteo. If you are using a Stryker saw how are
you holding the specimens to make good thin sections?
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Hi Histonetters,
I am looking for a bone saw for smaller surgical specimens (like jaw bone). Any
suggestions or input about what is working or not working for you would be
helpful.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Merissa,
Exakt technologies makes a wonderful saw designed specifically for exactly what
you are trying to do with a hack saw. It is a bit pricy though. Contact Linda
Durbin at 405-848-5800 for a quote.
Alternatively, you can use a wet saw designed for cutting stained glass. Check
out th
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Subject: [Histonet] bone saw for cutting slabs
Histoland! Happy Tuesday!
I just wanted to get
Histoland! Happy Tuesday!
I just wanted to get your feedback on cutting slabs from human femora
for histopathological analysis.
At them moment we are just using a hack saw to cut 7mm slabs from
femora. We notice some marks on the cartilage from sawing, so when we cut
the tissue down af
IMEB also has a Bone Band Saw.
http://www.imebinc.com/Item/BBS-82203.htm
Jack
> Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 09:05:50 -0700
> From: cb...@memorialcare.org
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> Subject: [Histonet] Bone saw
>
> Good Morning,
> I was wondering if anyo
Good Morning,
I was wondering if anyone can help me find a really good saw
for bones (femoral/humeral heads mainly). We currently have a MarMed
bone saw that works great for knees and such but it's just not strong
enough for the femurs.
Thank you,
Christine Bark HT(ASCP) CM
Lead Hist
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