circular or straight, which prevents nasty cuts to digits from happening even before you get the blade home and fitted. What is it called and where is it available from - apart from on newly purchased blades of course !Anyone from Levin Sawmakers reading this, they may use it and can enlighten me !On the circ. saw blade I bought some time back it was a continual strip with each tooth encased in a small cup/pocket of the stuff.
ebygum1,
Feb 25, 4:57am
Just use plastic hose,cut through one side only,place it over the teeth. The one you are describing is a hot bath wax type,you peel it off and throw it away.
knit1,
Feb 25, 5:41am
pst I just put a new blade on my b n decker assume writing goes to outside, but looks like it will cut wrong way, guess I'll find out when I test it next week lol
budgel,
Feb 25, 7:41pm
Surely you know which way the blade turns, (anti clockwise when looking at the nut on a right handed saw.) Make sure the teeth are facing that way. I have seen some blades advertised here that had the writing on the 'back'!
solarboy,
Feb 26, 1:00pm
You're quite right, I found a firm today which uses the wax and now know where it comes from, price etc. Your hose suggestion may be the go for the local usage .
trade4us2,
Feb 26, 8:25pm
A tungsten carbide blade will cut in reverse, rather badly.
guest,
Jun 2, 9:43am
Always refreshing to hear a rational ansewr.
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May 21, 10:55am
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