Thread: 4 inch saw blades where from and quality too !

Hi Dave, the only saw blades i have seen that are about 4 inches / 100mm in size are scribing blades. What size arbour does you saw have?

joez

Morning folks !

Thanks Joez for the quick reply
The arbour is 0.5” but it appears I can get an adaptor from the maker to fit
Non 0.5” saw blades so that does not appear to be a problem. As i am now going to a smaller saw i really want to get really good quality blades as on the full size saws but from the feed back i have had from various shops it is looked
on as a joke to them small saw = toy saw and all i get pointed at is tile cutting
blades .Dont understand how they think cutting wood with a tile saw will work

Anyhow any pointers from this forum greatly appreciated

Dave

I am pretty sure felder sell a range of good scoring blades they have an office in melbourne as well. Checkout their website http://www.felder-group-australia.com/

Ask them to send you there parts catalogue, it should list all their available blades.


Joez

Hi joez

Checked them out ,they seem to be setup for full size mchinery
sales and afterservice products for full size machines! I have put
a request in for the catalogue. Cant blame
them anyhow still on the lookout for any info on small saw blades
folks

Dave

Originally Posted by Dave Lister

Good evening folks

I am in the process of looking for 4inch circular saw blades
For a new saw I have on order. It’s coming in the next month or two... hopefully.

I mainly make model boats and looked at it as a way of making my own planks
Etc. Have ordered 2 from the manufacturer to keep me going but I am looking for
someone more local , here in Australia to buy from . Any suggestions would be
of great help


Dave

Dave.

I would be interested in knowing what small saw you are getting. There is a need for a small saw and I know quite a few here are on the look out for a suitable Trim Saw or smaller.

Peter.

Hi star
here are 2 pics of what it will look like hope you like It
and anyone else viewing it
More pics or info if needed

Dave

Thanks Dave.

What is the brand name and where is it manufactured and from what country are you getting it from?

Is it compatible with our 240 volt system?

Peter

Morning folks

Star
It is being manufactured in the US.Its 120vac 60hz 2amps 3450 rpm ,its
known as the Byrnes 4" Table Saw.Obviously will need a converter once
it arrives.

Dave

Hi Folks
Still waiting for the catalogue from http://www.felder-group-australia.com/
dont think they want my custom, too miniscule to be bothered with. Still
looking around for a supplier. I have heard tenryu are pretty good but can only find one supplier in WA anyone know if there is another supplier closer ? Also anyojne over here sellin the same size in Thurston ? looks like only the US from what i can see.

Any help appreciated

Dave

Truly amazed no one here can help me

Dear Dave,

I saw a 4" blade on the shelf in the Tool Shop at the BigB just this afternoon. It wasn't over with the rest of the blades, but was instead in a blister-pack hanging in that section where they have some of that odd stuff - like Flexible Drill Shafts, miniature Planer Blades - that sort of thing...

I can't recall the brand, but I think it was about $22 and it looked pretty serious, with at least a dozen or more TCT teeth. It seemed to me as if it was intended to go on an Angle-Grinder, because I'm fairly sure it had a fully-round 14mm bore. At any rate, I'm certain it wasn't a Biscuit-Joiner blade, because they had them sitting beside it in the same section of the shop, with their truncated-circle bores.

Sorry I didn't pay more attention when I was looking at it, but I didn't see your thread until just now...

Best Wishes,
Batpig.

Hi There
Thanks batpig , i was thinking i was going around with a label
stating i had swine flu and was giviing it away for free ! that could help me
all i need to know is what branch it was at ?

Thanks

Dave

Dear Dave,

It was up here at Stafford, on the northside of Brisburn (You are keen...)

Best Wishes & Good Luck,
Batpig.

I think you will have to order blades over the 'Net - another online, US-based source is MicroMark, who have them in HSS as well as carbide.

Micro-Mark: The Small Tool Specialists

Another source would be the mob who import Proxxon tools, but their prices make Festo look cheap. www.proxxon.com.au - their on-line catalog is nearly useless, every other entry just asks you to contact them.