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  1. 1st June 2010, 01:09 AM #1
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    Default Anyone point me to Sharksaw supplier in Melb?

    Hi team,
    Living out of town a bit, have taken a while to exhaust the obvious possibilities I was aware of for spare blades for my pullsaws. The place on the Geelong Road appears to be defunct, and no-one else seems to be admitting to stocking them. Anyone here aware of where I can get some? I refer to the Sharksaw brand.

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    Check this guy out - https://www.woodworkforums.com/f171/t...pplier-109585/

    Postage from Japan was only 10 bucks for two complete saws......
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    Oooh yes...I've wasted a little drool over Stu's site on a number of occasions, but as I've already got a couple of these saws, what I really need are spare blades.....
    Thanks all the same

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    I think you will have to order on-line from the US - Sharksaw is a US brand & I have only seen them on US sites in the last few years.

    I still love my Sharksaw Ryoba, although it has some competition these days.
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    Bunnings has a ryoba type saw and replacement blades... it might fit???
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    G'day Bill,

    What models are you looking for? I can spare 1 blade each for model 2205 & 2240.

    Send me a PM if you're interested.

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    Bunnings ones are Tajima brand... also at TotalTools
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    Quote Originally Posted by dynoforce View Post
    G'day Bill,

    What models are you looking for? I can spare 1 blade each for model 2205 & 2240.

    Send me a PM if you're interested.

    Cheers

    Gunn
    Thanks, but I've pulled out the packet, and the model I'm after is the 2430, just a tiddler I see now. The Northwood Tool link suggests that their on-hand stocks aren't being maintained either. Looks as if I'll have to order one in
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    Quote Originally Posted by dynoforce View Post
    What models are you looking for? I can spare 1 blade each for model 2205 & 2240.
    I made a mistake, it should be the replacement blade for the 2440 ryoba saw, not the 2240.

    I just looked at the Shark catalog here, http://www.sharkcorp.com/PDF/SHARKSAWcatalog.pdf

    No 2430 is listed. Could it be an older model?

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