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David PM sent as I dont wish to offend the MODS Doug

I would suggest you dont get too involved in the rake of a blade as your suggestion of the different rakes for different machines is not correct. and you cant have a blade that does cross cut and rip. a rip blade is for ripping a cross cut blade is for cross cutting. The only 260 blade I have...

Interesting what you suggest is a 260 mm diamater blade with 30 mm bore From a quick google search there are sites that suggest the blade may have a 5/8" arbor but one suggested 30mm. If it is 5/8" and you dont have a reducing bush in the blade it will wobble about. Not sure what you have...

I would suggest 60 teeth will give you a good finish for material from 10 to 25 mm. if they are smaller sizes 80 teeth. Indsutrial quality blades available (mostly) from stock.

I'm not sure what you are trying to describe with the tooth shape/configuration. perhaps a couple of pictures might clarify what you mean. perhaps you are talking about the expansion slot which helped in reducing heat build up, which also may have had the brass inserts you describe. The brass...

Mark sorry for delay getting back to you. needed to check if the blade was available to me. I would suggest severe alternate bevel. most ATB blades have 10 or 15 degree angles across the top. what you really need is something with 35 degree bevels unfortunately unless you want 20 of them I cant...

Wow nice values...... There really is no "compromise" blade. If you want to rip you need a rip blade if you want to crosscut you want a crosscut blade and if you want fine finish you need a fine finish blade. so 250 mm diameter= rip 20/24 teeth crosscut 40/48 teeth fine finish 80 teeth. Now...

I used to sell cutterheads with those sort of screws in a former life. the company that actually made the cutterheads (in Spain) ceased trading about 10 years ago. I regret to inform you that I think it highly unlikely you will find the screws today. In my last employment we had none available...

Are the milling cutters HSS or Tungsten? HSS will last a fraction of the time

Hmmm. No expert on machines I'm afraid...... Does the blade have 5/8" (15.875 mm) bore or is it actually 16mm It will make a difference. What diameter is the flange/lock nut on the spindle? What diameter blades are you using. Not sure what you mean by flutter..... Interested to know what you...

2 wing should be fine and give a good finish. I would say here that spiral cutters were really designed for cnc machines where the workpiece is firmly fixed. any movement could result in breakout. I can price best quality cutters just over £50 plus VAT and post.

Morning guys 14T is quite coarse but still a good rip option. I usually suggest 28 T which I have in stock. Doug

What size cutter are you looking for? Overall length cut length diamater of cut shank size number of wings

IMHO 12T is not enough and unlikely to give a nice finish. In 250 mm diameter I have 20T available from stock with 3.2 mm tip width (kerf) and 30 mm bore. Doug

Hamilton Edge are the saw doctors I would suggest you use: GRANGE IND ESTATE LLANFRECHFA WAY CWMBRAN 01633 838900 No connection but having worked with saw doctors up and down the country for the past 25 years I should know who they are :mrgreen:

Agree with mrfish if you can see the part numbers on the blades i can confirm. (was Stehle MD for 8 1/2 years)

Freud has kept the Power Tool side of the business after selling off the Tooling side to Bosch in 2008. Only link I can find is to another forum http://www.getwoodworking.com/forums/postings.asp?th=15109

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Or Saphire Saws in Huntingdon 01480 458213 No connection just known them a very long time.

yes it is possible to get it repaired but the cost may be too high for the value of the balde. contact your local saw doctor.....I can guide you if needs be.... Yes you can use the 230 mm blade 9you lose 2.5 mm of cut height) yes you can buy a bush seperately....again local saw doc may have...