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Old 02-22-2008, 03:59 PM   #1
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I recently got a new band saw and need to get a few blades for it. Can anyone recommend any good sources? Thanks.
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Old 02-22-2008, 05:09 PM   #2
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try these guys....swedish steel Timberwolf's.They weld 'em up to any spec.length too!
http://www.woodworkingshop.com/cgi-b...&qryType=GRPSG

I don't know what you know about blades but low tension swedish steel for my vertical band has been "the" winner for me.Mark
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Old 02-22-2008, 08:43 PM   #3
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Thank you Marko...that's where I buy my sandpaper! (I didn't know they were a good bandsaw blade source!)

Gosh, I'm quickly learning that it looks like you need a LOT of different bandsaw blades to cover all your bases...ain't no such thang as a ATB/R combo blade that'll do everything well, is there?

Edit: I don't see any 142" blades for my Rikon, so I guess I need to have some made up...

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Old 02-23-2008, 01:36 PM   #4
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Hi Capt Crutch

Have a look at http://spencedistributors.com They advertise custom welded blades with free same day shipping.

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we at Woodworkers Toll Works can help you with same day service, 800 475 9991 wtwchgo.com. arox. price 1.00 per ft. 5.00 weld charge, discounts for quantity orders. also stock tires guides and mfg. custom tooling in 24 hrs. at wholesale pricing.
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we at Woodworkers Tool Works can help you with same day service, pricing aprox. 1.00 per foot and 5.00 per weld. discounts for quantity orders. we also stock guides,tires, and make tooling, routers and shapers, moulders in 24 hrs at wholesale prices.
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Rockler is another good source. www.rockler.com
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we at Woodworkers Tool Works can help you with same day service, pricing aprox. 1.00 per foot and 5.00 per weld. discounts for quantity orders. we also stock guides,tires, and make tooling, routers and shapers, moulders in 24 hrs at wholesale prices.
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Since you are not bashful, you might just go ahead and fill out a profile and a link to you business. That sounded sarcastic, but it was not meant to be. We all need bandsaw blades and other stuff from time to time.
Oh yeah, almost forgot...Welcome aboard.
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Could go to these folks, get a free blade too.
http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/
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As Gary says, go to Suffolk Machinery. They are the manufacturer of Timberwolf blades. They have a special going on till the end of the year; buy three blades and get the fourth free.
They are knowledgeable about their blades and applications. Give them a call, tell them your saw model and what type of sawing you want to do. They'll get you the right blade. I think they are a very good blade for resawing (3/4" and 1") and for other radial cuts (1/4" and 3/8").

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http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/
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we at Woodworkers Tool Works can help you with same day service, pricing aprox. 1.00 per foot and 5.00 per weld. discounts for quantity orders. we also stock guides,tires, and make tooling, routers and shapers, moulders in 24 hrs at wholesale prices.
What name brand blades do you sell.
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It is hard to beat the WoodSlicer blades from http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/.
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thanks for the note.
i'm old school and not to good around the comp.sites.
any help on how we can advertise our sprecials for you guys would be great,
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