Looking for a hacksaw blade with less than 18 teeth.
Do they make any ?
Hacksaw blade with less than 18 teeth
Jul 23, 2016
19 Replies
How much less?
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Thanks for the link.
But I do not need 10 blades.
Andy
I have some I have been using for years with hardly any teeth left. Will you pay postage?
Are you serious ?
Why would I buy a worn out item ?
Not only didn't you say how many you needed, you also didn't say how many TPI you want.
I guess I should have just answered your direct question:
Yes, they make blades with less than 18 TPI.
Andy posted for all of us...
Yes, did you DAGS? Of course not. Go to the big schlock or hardware store? Of course not.
Do you own a grinder or know someone who has one?
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Yes, I have a grinder.
Were I thinking I could grind off some teeth to make wood cutting faster ?
Andy
I have no idea how many teeth are available, thus my post.
Andy
...and the answer to your question is "Yes, they do make blades with less than 18 teeth."
Now, if you were tell us what you want to use this blade for, we might be able to be more specific.
Problem solved. He hired a hillbilly carpenter with less than 18 teeth.
How do you know how many you need 'till the job is done. You might break a few - -
Looking for a hacksaw blade with less than 18 teeth.
Do they make any ?
Yes they are made any good supply store should have it ask for blades to cut Stainless steel
A reciprocating saw with some of these blades would be better.
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Sorry I miss read your request I tout you was asking for more teeth instead the of less!
Looking for a hacksaw blade with less than 18 teeth.
Do they make any ?
Yes they are made any good supply store should have it ask for blades to cut Stainless steel
No problem.
Sometimes, I would like to cut short pieces of wood without all the noise of electric saws.
Andy
Then buy a proper wood cutting saw...
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Ed Pawlowski posted for all of us...
Good one! Let him chew on that.
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