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    1. #1
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      May 2001
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      Bandsaw Blad MFG???

      Which bandsaw blade brands are you favorite?????

      I have tried the Lenox blades and weren't very happy with the quality of the weld or the blade. Especially for the 30 or so dollars they were a piece.

      What are some other brands??



    2. #2
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      I use Morse blades purchased through Enco.
      Follow the link...
      http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRHI?PMSECT=0000000689
      The last time I bought blades 2 yrs ago they were on sale for 5 or 6 bucks apiece. I stocked up big time and have only changed blades once since then...
      Mark
      Mark:
      "Bad Ast" Astro Van. Just because I did it... Doesn't mean it's possible...
      This my Bad Ast thread...
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...roject-Faze-II
      This is my Fotki album...
      http://astroracer.fotki.com/

    3. #3
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      Thanks!

    4. #4
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      Try Morse or Simonds. Also, Fastenal will make you one from coil stock to any size.
      HELP!!!
      1973 TA 4 spd #'s match red/white = STOLEN
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...55#post1106255

    5. #5
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      Rockford Illinois
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      DoAll also makes some really good blades. They have a multitooth blade that will save a bunch of time and extra blades to do the jobs that are different in thickness without changing blades.

      You can get DoAll blades thru Grainger.

    6. #6
      Join Date
      Nov 2008
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      Morse also, found them on ebay for a good price.

    7. #7
      Join Date
      Mar 2010
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      GR Michigan
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      Check Production Tool, they have several outlets. Get a couple bi-metal blades with 18-24 teeth for thin material and 10-12 teeth for thicker material. If you cut wood or aluminum use a 6-8 tooth (1/4" or thicker)
      Jeff

      73 Mustang Convertible




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