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All of them break beyond where they were ground. The Irwins break at about the same place. If they are going to go, they will generally go where the heat got to them, be it ever so slight.

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Bill re: breaking next to the weld You should take back any blade that breaks 'at', (within the area that's been grounded to remove weld flash), the weld. That's a weld fault, not annealed properly.

It’s the correct blade for my Grizzly 5” x 6”, and most 4” x 6” saws. The dim’s are in the link. Check your dim’s, but that’s probably it. Other Bill

Bill: is the blade size that comes up in your link the correct one for our 4 x 6 saws?

Heed the Vreede! What he says is absolutely correct! That said, I use these. https://lacuttingproducts.com/product/5-4-1-2-x-1-2-x-025-x-10-14-diemaster-2/ These are great folks at LA Cutting. I've

In my opinion too much downward pressure on the blade from the blade guide top bearing is responsible most blade breakage. The bearings need to barely touch the blade unless you are cutting.

Thank you The adjust can pain Starrett make bandsaw blade alignment jig. I clamp a short piece of flat bar just above teeth on the blade and use a square. I hate if any plays with the blade

Thank you everyone for your response. I think this great saw for both shop and home use. My first saw I purchased from ww grainger in 1970’s I would wear out the blades. Today none ever make nob

I've been using Imachinist blade from Amazon. The current blade on my saw is about a year old. After aligning the blade guides several years ago I have never had a weld break. I'm on my 3rd blade now

I've had good luck with these. Never a broken blade. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071L256X6

Sorry Dave, blades that don't crack first don't exist.? Unfortunately?its actually built into the design of? 4x6. Engineering-wise, repeated stress cycles induce cracks in any tensioned member, if

I hace a Bosch blade from LOWES ON MY 4 X 6 FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW & shows no sigh of giving it up yet .( Damn caps lock ) I think it was like 13.99 when I bought it animal

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It looks like it's capable of poppin' a wheelie, though. After that happened to me -- fortunately nothing broke -- I set my rear wheels back far enough that a runaway blade lift won't flip the saw

I like it! Wide enough RHS and long enough to all catch drips - jv [email protected]> wrote: > >

Does anyone make saw blade that last before breaking and Low cost Dave

Kudos! Great work. I’m envious!

Straight? 30wt. as God and Ferry Porsche intended. 90 wt. for the saw, tranny and reduction boxes. I can smell that sh*t in my sleep