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Aldav,

Thanks for that.

So... What blades do you suggest for ripping and cutting, as per common tablesaw duties, and where do you buy them?

Well, I went and got the arbor flange/washer and did some sanding work on it to flatten it and this seems to have done the trick. I am no longer getting any slipping under load. I have now looked...

Runningman,

Not the case with the 10" blades. There appears to be plenty of those out there...

Yep! Just measured and claim a case of looking but not seeing. Was so focused on the 16mm bit that I failed to see this. I will look to get some 12" x 5/8" blades from somewhere in Australia. Any...

WoodPixel,

Interesting. I'll give that a try...

In which case, you need a few of these: https://www.carbatec.com.au/blades/a...sh-30mm-to-5-8

This is what I am using. They're useless, they slip under load...

Hello,

Thanks to everyone for their responses.

The issue is that hafco used to have blades for there 305mm SB-12 tablesaw that had 16mm bores, but they no longer supply them.

As for the...

Hello,

Well it appears that the 305mm table saw blade with a 16mm arbor is a extinct monster, so instead of mucking around with bushes that slip, I want to go the whole hog and replace the arbor...

Hi all,

Whilst i am aware that this is an old post, might i also suggest 'The English Polisher' on YouTube. Just go the YouTube and enter his name to bring up a wealth of polishing and restoring...

I know you say you are looking for hand tools, but what about some consumables. Things like sandpaper, and glue and screws. These are the things that are always welcome in my household as you always...

Actually, cypress timber contains a substance called cypresscine, and all you need to do is prepare the wood as per normal and wipe the glue face down with metholated spirits. Once the metho has...