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Author:  Shane Neifer [ Tue Apr 04, 2006 9:11 am ]
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I just thought I would ask if there is any interest for fret blades for saws with a 30mm arbor. One of our "familiy" has asked about a blade for his Felder table saw. The price for one blade, mostly because of the special slots that need to cut for this saw, is STEEP. But if we can get 10 made the price becomes more reasonable. Here are the actual costs for the blades. If there is any interest please let me know.

CUTTING SAWS WITH CLEARANCE FOR CUTTING EBONY PER SKETCH SHOWING SPECIAL
ELONGATED SLOTS ON DRAWING #78-07-055C - H.S.S.

QTY PRICE DIMENSIONS
                                       +/-.0005
1 $290.00     6.000 x .0245 x 1.181 x NO KWY x 110 TEETH
10   $65.00     &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;   (30MM)
20   $51.05
30   $45.20
50   $39.90

Thanks

Shane

Author:  D.L.Huskey [ Tue Apr 04, 2006 1:07 pm ]
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Hey Shane,
Have you ever checked with Thurston MFG for blades. They make all kind.

Author:  Shane Neifer [ Tue Apr 04, 2006 1:24 pm ]
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Yup I have. This blade requires and couple of slots cut for indexing pins on the Felder so they require some lazer cutting. I just figured if there were others with a 30mm arbor we could get a few and get the costs down for those interested but unable to find one.

Thanks

Shane

Author:  Arnt Rian [ Tue Apr 04, 2006 5:54 pm ]
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I have a 20 mm arbor on my table saw. I bought the Stewmac blade that has a 5/8" (15,9 mm) hole, and had a local machine shop ream the hole to 20 mm for $5. They might charge more for 30 mm, but not THAT much...

Author:  Bruce Dickey [ Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:15 am ]
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I haven't opened the package but the two blades made it. Really nice packaging by the way!

We'll be slotting Madagascar Macassar and Gaboon before you know it. A hundred and one thanks!   

Author:  Shane Neifer [ Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:06 pm ]
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No problem Bruce glad they made it! That is good to know Arnt. The only real problem with having a machine shop drill them out is that these blades are made to a very high tolerence for runout. I mean that they are true to +/- .015 on the 6 inch diamtre. I don't know if drilling the arbor hole would change that or not or if it matters unless you are doing hundreds of boards.

Shane

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