silverline circular saw blades
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brianhabby
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Some of the Silverline stuff is okay with good guarantees - forever on hand tools and three years (I Think) on power tools.
At that price it's worth just giving them a try don't you think,
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Brian
At that price it's worth just giving them a try don't you think,
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Brian
skipdiver
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A tool shop opened up near me selling Silverline stuff and it was mostly crap.Shop didnt last long.I bought some of their ali oxide paper on a roll.It was next to useless and turned everything red as the coating just disintergrated.
brianhabby
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skipdiver":3h1wla7z said:
Doubt that was entirely down to the quality of the Silverline stuff. There are several stores local to me selling Silverline and they have all been going for many years.
I'm not defending Silverline but it isn't all crap. I know you only ever get what you pay for but at £3.00 a pop for the blades with a 3 year guarantee - it's got to be worth a try.
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Brian
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Saw Blades...Tried one, was OK. Bought another (different saw) it was crap, wouldn't cut properly at all.
Got one of their Sanders, broke after about a month. Guaranteed but, it would have cost me more to send it back than it cost to buy.
Skipdiver is right about their abrasives, they're absolute pants.
On the other hand, bought a cheapie welder of theirs and for £40 it's not bad at all.
Got one of their Sanders, broke after about a month. Guaranteed but, it would have cost me more to send it back than it cost to buy.
Skipdiver is right about their abrasives, they're absolute pants.
On the other hand, bought a cheapie welder of theirs and for £40 it's not bad at all.
iajon69
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The Silverline saws are ok for the money - it's a case of you get what you pay for.
They cost more to have sharpened than to buy new so it's a case of using until blunt and then throw away!
Some of the other Silverline stuff is really good though
Been impressed by their Holesaws, disposable tct planer blades, wire brushes etc but don't rate the power tools at all - well not the one's that I've tried. The new cordless drills are supposed to be ok but I haven't used one yet so can comment.
Ian
They cost more to have sharpened than to buy new so it's a case of using until blunt and then throw away!
Some of the other Silverline stuff is really good though
Been impressed by their Holesaws, disposable tct planer blades, wire brushes etc but don't rate the power tools at all - well not the one's that I've tried. The new cordless drills are supposed to be ok but I haven't used one yet so can comment.
Ian
tenpin
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iv'e used the 3 pack 210mm blades for my slide saw..
basically cause i was too tight to pay for a Freud....i upgraded my saw also so i didn't want tosspend too much on some blades for a saw with next to no use
They are great .....for what they are and for what i use them for and the price they are well worth it.
basically cause i was too tight to pay for a Freud....i upgraded my saw also so i didn't want tosspend too much on some blades for a saw with next to no use
They are great
.....for what they are and for what i use them for and the price they are well worth it.
brianhabby
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tenpin":samg8miw said:iv'e used the 3 pack 210mm blades for my slide saw..
basically cause i was too tight to pay for a Freud....i upgraded my saw also so i didn't want tosspend too much on some blades for a saw with next to no use
They are great
Well Tusses there you have it - give 'em a try but don't forget to let us know how you get on with them.
regards
Brian
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