have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get some good ones that won't cost me my arm... twh
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19 years ago
have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get some good ones that won't cost me my arm... twh
Check with your local tool store, mine can make them for me. If you want the nice blade try
It depends on what you consider an arm to be worth. Try Suffolk Machinery at:
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Your local industrial blade shop and wait a day or two. Costs the same, or even cheaper than most pre-packaged shops.
Try anyone of the websites or call 888-722-7078 (Iturra)
Lee Valley "Viking"
Lenox will make any length blade you want.
for bi metal blades at only about 18.00 each Bandcraft 18005821328 snipped-for-privacy@woodcraftbands.com
A minor correction. PS Wood Machines is another supplier of silicon steel blades that are similar to, if not from the same supplier, as those from Suffolk. PS Wood is located in Bethel Park, PA. They are not the same company.
Thanks alot. I'll try locally then Suffock Machinery. tom
If you look at the packaging on PS wood blades it say that they are "timber wolf" distributor. I think that the timberwolf brand bandsaw blades are made by
that are similar to, if not from the same
not the same company.
I believe it states "From the makers of Timberwolf blades." There are several vendors that buy the same silicon steel blade stock from the same supplier. Therefore, except for possibly the packaging and quality of the welds, they are the same blades.
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