T/S Blade Help

[Raggy]

Just bought this

And it came with these

Me being a complete novice was wondering what each blade is used for.

Any suggestions?

Many thanks

 

[Racers]

Hi,

There all for cutting wood :wink:

Seriously, the ones with more teeth are for for thin wood or nice clean cuts, the ones with not many teeth are for rough cuts and ripping i.e cutting with the grain not across it where you need to clear lots of sawdust.


Pete

 

[lurker]

Hi,

They all for cutting wood Pete

:roll: :roll:

Thank god we have "experts" on this forum to help us :wink:

 

[wizer]

Interested to hear how you get on with that saw. It is on my short list.

 

[Blister]

Interested to hear how you get on with that saw. It is on my short list.

Wizer , do they make saws especially for short people :?:

I thought you were normal size :wink:

 

[skipdiver]

You got that saw from Ebay didn't you?I was looking at it.Bit cheesed off cos no-one near me ever seems to sell owt and they are always pick up only.

BTW,wasn't after that particular saw.Just remember seeing it.

 

[skipdiver]

Forgot why i was posting.You could take those blades and have them sharpened/retoothed.Costs depend on amount of teeth.May be worth a try.

 

[Racers]

Hi, Raggy

Another thing they all look like they need a good clean, try Mr Muscle window and glass cleaner it gets all the resin of the blades, with the help of a brass brush.

Pete

 

[Racers]

Hi, Lurker

Trust you to EXTRACT the urine :wink: :wink:

Pete

 

[OLD]

The rip blade in the table are the teeth 'thicker' than the riving knife (looks narrow kerf )if not the blade is no good for that m/c . other blades look well used and need resin removing , have a look at this site for blade usage info.
http://www.summitsawblades.co.uk/saw_blades.htm

 

[Paul.J]

These look like the Perform ones.

 

[9fingers]

Interested to hear how you get on with that saw. It is on my short list.

Thought you had been swayed by the DEFT machines.

There is another on Flea bay item 110266369013 if you fancy it.

Bob

 

[Raggy]

Hi,

There all for cutting wood :wink:

Seriously, the ones with more teeth are for for thin wood or nice clean cuts, the ones with not many teeth are for rough cuts and ripping i.e cutting with the grain not across it where you need to clear lots of sawdust.


Pete

Thamks Pete

 

[Raggy]

Interested to hear how you get on with that saw. It is on my short list.

Will let you know when I have had a play with it, realised when I got home with it that the power lead was left with the seller, hopefully he will post it to me

 

[Raggy]

You got that saw from Ebay didn't you?I was looking at it.Bit cheesed off cos no-one near me ever seems to sell owt and they are always pick up only.

BTW,wasn't after that particular saw.Just remember seeing it.

Yeah was from ebay. Like you all the ones I looked at were too far away, so I jumped at the chance of this one and might have paid too much for it :?

 

[Raggy]

Forgot why i was posting.You could take those blades and have them sharpened/retoothed.Costs depend on amount of teeth.May be worth a try.

Hope they don't need replacing, can't afford that now :shock:

Hi, Raggy
Another thing they all look like they need a good clean, try Mr Muscle window and glass cleaner it gets all the resin of the blades, with the help of a brass brush.

Pete

That sounds more promising

 

[Raggy]

The rip blade in the table are the teeth 'thicker' than the riving knife (looks narrow kerf )if not the blade is no good for that m/c .

Blade is 3mm or 1/8th so its ok size for the riving knife

other blades look well used and need resin removing , have a look at this site for blade usage info.
http://www.summitsawblades.co.uk/saw_blades.htm

Thanks for that, will have a good look around tonight after work

 

[Raggy]

Does anyone out there have the TS2000 instruction manual they can scan in and send so I can have a look through, please thankyou