Geekgirl
23rd July 2012, 07:30 PM
Hi all,
I have just been caught out with my TSA001 (the old 235mm saw) and a new blade. I needed a couple of new blades for it and my local tool supplier has a stack of Triton branded saw blades for a very cheap price (around $30 IIRC) They are great blades, last for ages and can be easily re sharpened (I have never sharpened my blade, so it is due, once I have my new bench I will give sharpening a go :)
The Gotchya is they are all for the NEW saw the TSA235CSL, the new saw has a 30mm arbor and the old one is 16mm :( My old blades (I have the original 40 tooth and the 60 tooth I most use for cross cut) which are 25mm arbor))
So when you buy a new blade, make sure you have the right arbor (the original saw is 16mm, the blades were 25mm, the new saw and blades are 30mm)
HTH,
Kat.
I have just been caught out with my TSA001 (the old 235mm saw) and a new blade. I needed a couple of new blades for it and my local tool supplier has a stack of Triton branded saw blades for a very cheap price (around $30 IIRC) They are great blades, last for ages and can be easily re sharpened (I have never sharpened my blade, so it is due, once I have my new bench I will give sharpening a go :)
The Gotchya is they are all for the NEW saw the TSA235CSL, the new saw has a 30mm arbor and the old one is 16mm :( My old blades (I have the original 40 tooth and the 60 tooth I most use for cross cut) which are 25mm arbor))
So when you buy a new blade, make sure you have the right arbor (the original saw is 16mm, the blades were 25mm, the new saw and blades are 30mm)
HTH,
Kat.