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The face of the teeth lean backwards on negative hook. But you may just get away with positive hook....again try some test cuts

Mike I am sure 25 mm is the smallest size my system can go. the knives are actually 18.6 mm wide and they sit in the holder which adds another 6 mm. the 2.9 mm is not relevant...its close enough to 3mm. make sure that there is not enough room to put a 25 mm knife into the seating. are the...

Mike not sure where you are in Scotland but you should try Saw & Tooling Services in Edinburgh. 0131 458 3886

Nice to see a sales rep doing his job..... and talking through his backside..... all TCT saws are resharpened in the same way with a diamond grit wheel on a standard saw grinding machine.

Jimmy Do you wonder about the promo price? They normally sell for 140 but are on offer at 40. if 40 is cost or just above (who really sells anything for less than cost) then thats one very good margin.....or is it rip off :shock: They are .....as I stated above...... one of the best...

You need to be a little bit careful with some saw blades. the best industrial blades are made by Leitz, Leuco, Stehle, AKE & Kanefusa to name a few. you pay top dollar for those but get a very good blade. next down the line you have Freud, Gomex, CMT, Ernest Bennet, Atkinson Walker (though I am...

Move it to another area in the workshop....... and No! i am not kidding. I have known machines moved from one side to another and been so quite you wouldnt believe it. It can be the air moved around that cant escape and is causing whistling

Oh I wish I wish I wish ...... there was one blade that covered all the cutting operations. would make things easy for you and reduce my stock of blades considerably. Ripping on 250 diameter (I dont do 254 but it only reduces cut height by 2 mm) Z=24 £18.75 ex-stock. Crosscut to fine finish on...

you RIP wit a rip saw blade and CROSSCUT with a cross cut blade.

Wow! Rich guys in here...... £32.00 for a thin kerf saw blade that will probably not last very long Normal kerf on a 230 blade should be about 2.8 mm with 1.8 mm plate thickness. that means the plate on the 1.7 (the bit you clamp against the motor) will be about 1.0 mm. Bendy bendy on anything...

Do you want me to send one? I have one left until my next shipment arrives in a couple of weeks.

Either pm or e-mail your details and I shall get blade sent. it was 250 mm diameter with 30 mm bore?

Thank you Mr Jones Chems Depends which one you want to go for. 250 x 30 Z=80 triple chip Ex-stock. 250 x 30 Z=48 Hollow ground. ex-stock 250x 30 Z=80 Severe alt bevel 2 weeks Doug

who am I to comment? i only sell thousands of blades a year I cannot believe you guys suggesting a rip blade. using a TS with a scoring unit you should use an 80 tooth triple chip blade £38.00 (same quality as the leuco ones mentioned) without the scoring unit you have two choices: Hollow...

Do you have a scoring saw unit on the machine? if not you will struggle to keep the underside of the cut with a clean sharp edge. You could put a "dummy" piece of timber underneath to improve the finish. there are blades available for cutting without scoring unit.

By all means pm me. 153x16.5x2.9? very unusal size. are they old knives that have been reground a lot? might they have originally been 19x3mm? Doug

What size are they and do they have slots?

Cutterheads marked MEC should only be used on "Mechanically" fed machines. which is essentially 4 siders etc. the timber is fed onto feed rollers away from the cutterhead and then mechanically moved to be profiled. the regulations specifically state that "power feeds" do not make the operation...

I dont do the sharpening myself but know a man that can.

Hi Mike 150 mm long and assuming the resharpenables are somewhere between 25 & 30 mm high and 3 mm thick. Holders £6.00 each nett HSS knives (best if you are doing a lot of fancy hardwoods) £6.15 each nett HC Knives (ok for many hardwoods and all softwoods) £2.55 each nett. setting/adjusting...