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Sorry, I’ve got nothing similar for it.

Cmt series 240 grooving saw blades up to 180 dia and 6mm kerf are good value but you will need to find or get a bpush made for 24.5 (a very odd size)

I will have a hunt in my drawers and let you know paul

I don’t think manomano are that interested in uk trading standards.. probably best to contact metabo in the uk

They are normally made from a hardened /spring type steel, to maintain some flexibilty without getting bent

This one comes complete with 2.8mm riving knife and push stick or the other is guard only

We keep thin riving knives in stock for this application .. message me a picture of your existing one with dimensions, which blade you’re considering and I will see what we have that might be suitable

This is misinformed. Diamond sawblades are excellent for wood, but expensive. This article is describing diamond grit saw blades on wood. For wood one should be using a PCD chip brazed onto a steel body.

Nice fabrication and I hate to sound like a kill joy, but you should use a riving knife of the correct width set at the corretc distance to reduce chances of kickback. It can be dangerous without

Always use a proper guard, use the correct thickness riving knife for the blade. They are not expensive and they can help your extraction too.

Just noticed it doesn’t have height on brochure!

Wadkin brochure are here … look for Wadkin C series bandsaws. https://www.scosarg.com/browse-leaflets/?brand=Wadkin

if you let me have the Wadkin test number I will tell you the year. I have a book

A set of Special profile has tools to your design complete with limiters is £88 +vat…or 158 in tct.. you would need 2 sets for the male and female profile … If You could reduce the thickness to 27mm you could get both profiles on one set of knives … plus a limiter cutter block which is about...

Try HPC … we use them when gears are needed. https://www.hpcgears.com/

Sadly only Sedgwick are left as UK manufacturers of simple machines (saws/planers/spindle moulders) .…,and they have increased prices by about 15% this summer too. Material costs have shot up.

Container prices have increased by 5-6 times in the last year from the far east. Road freight from Europe has increased by 50+%… This has an impact on everyone. If they havent had to increase their prices, maybe they were overcharging you before??

They are pretty reliable solid machines. This is one of the early ones but most parts shouldn’t be a problem. We can help if needed. (Sedgwick aren’t big exporters). Biggest problem we get with them is people slinging and lifting them by the surfacing tables, which can cause mis alignment, this...

Not sure it’s the start that makes the noise… it looks like a brushed motor driven through a gearbox. But I could be wrong

SP12 was 4‘ stroke and was available with 1ph as an option. They also introduced a version of this with a swinging arm support instead of the big outrigger table, but not many made.