Thread: Not a virgin anymore

You're best off buying a new one. Can't help with a Canberra supplier, but Henry Bros. are good with mail/phone order.
Let me guess how you did it: cross cutting a round log? (been there, done that!)

Originally Posted by AlexS

You're best off buying a new one. Can't help with a Canberra supplier, but Henry Bros. are good with mail/phone order.
Let me guess how you did it: cross cutting a round log? (been there, done that!)

Actually I just finished cutting a 150 x 200mm x 5mm piece of perspects, when TWANG and , have i blown a fuse? Well I guess the bandsaw did get a work out today and I know that I bought the stores last blade in my size.

You could give Fitch Sharpening Service a buzz.

13/18 Whyalla Fyshwick (02) 6228 1622 (Across the road from the Petrol Station and around the back). While your there goto the shop out front and have a perusal!

Originally Posted by erga

You could give Fitch Sharpening Service a buzz.

13/18 Whyalla Fyshwick (02) 6228 1622 (Across the road from the Petrol Station and around the back). While your there goto the shop out front and have a perusal!

Thanks Erga, getting the bandsaw fixed and trying to have SWMBO kill me, it never ends with a just a perusal.

Originally Posted by erga

You could give Fitch Sharpening Service a buzz.

13/18 Whyalla Fyshwick (02) 6228 1622 (Across the road from the Petrol Station and around the back). While your there goto the shop out front and have a perusal!

Well I popped into Fitch Sharpening, and they couldn't have helped me enough, got myself a new blade and can get the old one fixed for next to nix.

Wouldn't have minded having a walk through their workshop though, drool

Originally Posted by FXST01

Well I popped into Fitch Sharpening, and they couldn't have helped me enough, got myself a new blade and can get the old one fixed for next to nix.

Wouldn't have minded having a walk through their workshop though, drool

And end up in traction from the missus

Good old fashioned service. A bargain at twice the price!

I get all my U-Beaut stuff from their retail shop that faces Whyalla, its usually all in stock and Brian is more than willing to talk you through using it.

Originally Posted by Pat

And end up in traction from the missus

On the first visit I missed the main shop as I parked right next to the workshop and assumed that was the shop, mmmm not much in here i thought.
Today I took the broken blade in and asked if this was the shopfront, Brian just pointed out the door and said its over there, Oh near the big sign I didn't see.

So tomorrow is my day for traction