have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh

Check with your local tool store, mine can make them for me. If you want the
nice blade try http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/ they are the makers of the
"PS WOOD" blades. You can also try here for some specialty blades give them
a call. www.jlindustrial.com they have a local store by me.


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tomhooper wrote:

have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh

It depends on what you consider an arm to be worth. Try Suffolk Machinery
at:

http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/

They can make blades to any length.

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On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 19:33:39 -0500, "tomhooper"
wrote:

Where can I get [...] non standard blades.

Your local industrial blade shop and wait a day or two. Costs the
same, or even cheaper than most pre-packaged shops.

On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 19:53:45 -0500, Nova wrote:

Try anyone of the websites or call 888-722-7078 (Iturra)

Lee Valley "Viking" http://www.leevalley.com/home/main.asp
Olson http://www.woodworkersshop.com/Olson...des_AllPro.htm
Olson http://www.shopping.com/xGS-olson_ba...kin_id-3062119
Olson http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...est=1&sku=5684

John Carlson wrote:
.......give call Iturra a call at 888-722-7078 and ask for a copy of their
catalog of bandsaw accessories, it's well worth a read. I have no affiliation
with them except as a satisfied customer.


tomhooper wrote:

have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh

It depends on what you consider an arm to be worth. Try Suffolk Machinery
at:

http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/

They can make blades to any length.

Lenox will make any length blade you want.



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have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh

On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 19:33:39 -0500, "tomhooper" wrote:

have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh

for bi metal blades at only about 18.00 each Bandcraft 18005821328


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"Kris" wrote in message om...
Check with your local tool store, mine can make them for me. If you want the
nice blade try http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/ they are the makers of the
"PS WOOD" blades. You can also try here for some specialty blades give them
a call. www.jlindustrial.com they have a local store by me.


A minor correction. PS Wood Machines is another supplier of silicon steel blades that are similar to, if not from the same
supplier, as those from Suffolk. PS Wood is located in Bethel Park, PA. They are not the same company.


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Thanks alot. I'll try locally then Suffock Machinery.
tom

If you look at the packaging on PS wood blades it say that they are "timber
wolf" distributor. I think that the timberwolf brand bandsaw blades are made
by www.sullfolkmachinery.com also PS wood uses the same images on their
bandsaw blade packaging that is sullfolkmachineries logo. Hmmmm make ya
think eh? I Also asked at a wood show and got a very similar response from
the PS Wood rep as well. But I could have been misinformed. Just my opinion.
I have used blades from both companies and they are both great blades.


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"Kris" wrote in message
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Check with your local tool store, mine can make them for me. If you want
the
nice blade try http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/ they are the makers of
the
"PS WOOD" blades. You can also try here for some specialty blades give
them
a call. www.jlindustrial.com they have a local store by me.


A minor correction. PS Wood Machines is another supplier of silicon steel
blades that are similar to, if not from the same
supplier, as those from Suffolk. PS Wood is located in Bethel Park, PA.
They are not the same company.


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have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I
get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh




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Both correct, Suffolk owner "allows" PS to sell his blades at shows
per his E-mail a couple of years ago.

On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 07:21:04 -0500, "Al Reid"
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"Kris" wrote in message om...
Check with your local tool store, mine can make them for me. If you want the
nice blade try http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/ they are the makers of the
"PS WOOD" blades. You can also try here for some specialty blades give them
a call. www.jlindustrial.com they have a local store by me.


A minor correction. PS Wood Machines is another supplier of silicon steel blades that are similar to, if not from the same
supplier, as those from Suffolk. PS Wood is located in Bethel Park, PA. They are not the same company.


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have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh




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"Kris" wrote in message m...
If you look at the packaging on PS wood blades it say that they are "timber
wolf" distributor. I think that the timberwolf brand bandsaw blades are made
by www.sullfolkmachinery.com also PS wood uses the same images on their
bandsaw blade packaging that is sullfolkmachineries logo. Hmmmm make ya
think eh? I Also asked at a wood show and got a very similar response from
the PS Wood rep as well. But I could have been misinformed. Just my opinion.
I have used blades from both companies and they are both great blades.



I believe it states "From the makers of Timberwolf blades." There are several vendors that buy the same silicon steel blade stock
from the same supplier. Therefore, except for possibly the packaging and quality of the welds, they are the same blades.

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"Kris" wrote in message
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Check with your local tool store, mine can make them for me. If you want
the
nice blade try http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/ they are the makers of
the
"PS WOOD" blades. You can also try here for some specialty blades give
them
a call. www.jlindustrial.com they have a local store by me.


A minor correction. PS Wood Machines is another supplier of silicon steel
blades that are similar to, if not from the same
supplier, as those from Suffolk. PS Wood is located in Bethel Park, PA.
They are not the same company.


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have an old 14" walker/turner, uses non standard blades. Where can I
get
some good ones that won't cost me my arm...
twh




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