I'm trying to buy a new blade for my circular saw; it's 150mm x 15mm x 64 teeth. The latter doesn't really matter, I'm just after something for "fine" work - I don't do much carpentry and I'm rubbish at it, so more-or-less anything would do. So, anyone recommend something? Alternatively, can anyone recommend some hens teeth teeth, because they'd be easier to find...
Don't touch it with a barge pole.
Well at least it proves the size exists. If you want higher quality, no doubt it'll be out there somewhere.
Axminster list a 150 x 16 x 24T if thats any good.
From toolbank.com FAIZ15012....150x12 teeth with16mm reducer. FAIZ15040....150x40 teeth with16mm reducer.
Silverline crap part no 292712 Set of three 150mm 16/24/30 teeth, retailing at about £9.00 for the three.
================================== Not a specific recommendation, but when you're trawling through lists look for a blade with a larger diameter spindle hole supplied with reducer rings to accommodate your 16mm spindle. Many blades are made this way to suit different saws. Some people don't like them because there's a possibility of the blade spinning on the spindle but it's one way to get the size you want.
Cic.
Ahh, thank you. I was beginning to think this as I trawled through the lists of part numbers ...
Perfect. Ordered. Thanks very much.
I'd put some business your way, but I doubt you'd want to shlep to Bedford...
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Call out might have to be increased a bit :-)
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