4x6bandsaw@groups.io | Bi-Metal blades

stresspup2002

I was wondering if you could recommend a brand and place to purchase 
bi-metal blades for my HF saw?   The blade that came on it is pretty 
cheap and I need to replace it to save some time on the projects I 
have.

I know of Lenox, Sanvik, Olson (Sears). I'm sure there are more.  I 
am just doing home shop type stuff, but I do what a blade that will 
do a better job and last a bit longer.

THANKS!!

Bob Loesch

#564

My own personal choice is Starrett, available online from several sources.  These last MUCH longer than the OEM blade.

At 06:47 AM 2/2/2004, stresspup2002 wrote:
I was wondering if you could recommend a brand and place to purchase
bi-metal blades for my HF saw?   The blade that came on it is pretty
cheap and I need to replace it to save some time on the projects I
have.

I know of Lenox, Sanvik, Olson (Sears). I'm sure there are more.  I
am just doing home shop type stuff, but I do what a blade that will
do a better job and last a bit longer.

THANKS!!



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Dave Brown

#565

At 13:51 02/02/04, you wrote:

My own personal choice is Starrett, available online from several sources.? These last MUCH longer than the OEM blade.

Whether Starrett or other brand be sure to get the bi-metal blades, not the carbon blades.

Dave Brown Heritage Smithing Green Bay, WI

J. WALKER

#567

Would some of you mind telling me your saw blade preferences? Manufacturers but also do you prefer high speed steel or bi-metal, or? And for what uses each?

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Bob Loesch

#568

AAAAK!  Thanks for the correction, Dave.  YES, the Starrett blades I get ARE bi-metal!  Sorry about that!  Senior moment...
";-)
Big difference in performance and also in longevity.  Bi-metal blades are much better!


At 01:56 PM 2/2/2004, Dave Brown wrote:
At 13:51 02/02/04, you wrote:
My own personal choice is Starrett, available online from several
sources.  These last MUCH longer than the OEM blade.Whether Starrett or other brand be sure to get the bi-metal blades, not the carbon blades.

Dave Brown
Heritage Smithing
Green Bay, WI

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I use only Lenox bi-metal blades in my 4x6 bandsaw. Also, I use water soluble oil/water as a coolant solution that is recirculated by a little pump. The cuts are precise and quick. The blades last very long too.See the photos section of my setup. I also have an article about building a coolant system on the cheap.

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Would some of you mind telling me your saw blade preferences? Manufacturers but also do you prefer high speed steel or bi-metal, or? And for what uses each?

?

???????????????????? ??????? J.Walker

?????? Remember, You are unique and special;

??????????????????? Just like everyone else.

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#572

Neat idea. Where did ya git the pump or what type?  They use a 
similar settlin tank when they drill fer oil only a lot bigger. ... 
TEX
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I use only Lenox bi-metal blades in my 4x6 bandsaw. Also, I use 
water soluble oil/water as a coolant solution that is recirculated 
by a little pump. The cuts are precise and quick. The blades last 
very long too.See the photos section of my setup. I also have an 
article about building a coolant system on the cheap. Cheers, Cletus

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