hd23
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Hi
Hoping for some advice - was looking for a new blade for my table saw, which is one of the numerous Kity 419 clones (it’s not an axminster ts200 although it’s the same saw, but without going to the unit to look I’m unsure whether is a Fox or Charnwood etc.
I did think I sorted myself out and ordered a couple of Freud 200mm x 30mm blades (1 rip 1 fine), but haven‘t paid attention to the blade thickness and they are too thin for the arbour so the sawplate washer doesnt snug up against the blade when tightening it.
The saw is hardly a monster when it comes to power so if there’s a way to use a finer kerf blade then I’m sure it will help.
Are there any obvious options for using the blades (some form of spacer washer to take up the slack and potentially fabricating a slightly thinner riving knife?).
Or is the best bet to try and return or sell these blades, if so can any one steer me in the direction of suitable blades? Have looked at Axminster - their blades are even thinner kerf than these Freud ones...
Cheers
Hoping for some advice - was looking for a new blade for my table saw, which is one of the numerous Kity 419 clones (it’s not an axminster ts200 although it’s the same saw, but without going to the unit to look I’m unsure whether is a Fox or Charnwood etc.
I did think I sorted myself out and ordered a couple of Freud 200mm x 30mm blades (1 rip 1 fine), but haven‘t paid attention to the blade thickness and they are too thin for the arbour so the sawplate washer doesnt snug up against the blade when tightening it.
The saw is hardly a monster when it comes to power so if there’s a way to use a finer kerf blade then I’m sure it will help.
Are there any obvious options for using the blades (some form of spacer washer to take up the slack and potentially fabricating a slightly thinner riving knife?).
Or is the best bet to try and return or sell these blades, if so can any one steer me in the direction of suitable blades? Have looked at Axminster - their blades are even thinner kerf than these Freud ones...
Cheers