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Posted by Bert on May 17, 2006, 5:44 am
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I just blew out some teeth on a Tenryu steel-cutting blade (the 7"
size, in a Skilsaw). Can teeth be replaced economically, and if so,
where could I get it done? Or would repairing it cost as much as a new
blade (~$45 + shipping, IIRC)?
Thanks.
Bert
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Posted by Trevor Jones on May 17, 2006, 8:26 am
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Bert wrote:
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> I just blew out some teeth on a Tenryu steel-cutting blade (the 7"
> size, in a Skilsaw). Can teeth be replaced economically, and if so,
> where could I get it done? Or would repairing it cost as much as a new
> blade (~$45 + shipping, IIRC)?
>
> Thanks.
> Bert
Just a WAG, but I'd say no hope. Not economically, anyway. If you do
not have a local shop that can do it, then you would have to pay
shipping on top of any "per tooth" replacement charges, plus the cost of
a full sharpen to get all the teeth even.Then you have a saw blade that
could very well dump another batch of teeth as soon as it gets put back
in use. As that seems a preordained comeback in the making for the saw
shop, I'd bet they charge accordingly.
I'd say to cut to the chase and buy a new blade.
Been wrong before, though. :-)
Cheers
Trevor Jones
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Posted by Ernie Leimkuhler on May 17, 2006, 9:37 am
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> I just blew out some teeth on a Tenryu steel-cutting blade (the 7"
> size, in a Skilsaw). Can teeth be replaced economically, and if so,
> where could I get it done? Or would repairing it cost as much as a new
> blade (~$45 + shipping, IIRC)?
>
> Thanks.
> Bert
Usually most saw shops won't touch the 7-1/4" blades.
Just not worth it.
Next time buy the blade from Harbor freight.
Their version of that blade is only $12.
--
Welding Instructor - South Seattle Comm. Coll.
- Divers Institute of Technology
CWI/CWE
WABO Examiner
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Posted by Grant Erwin on May 17, 2006, 11:20 am
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>>I just blew out some teeth on a Tenryu steel-cutting blade (the 7"
>>size, in a Skilsaw). Can teeth be replaced economically, and if so,
>>where could I get it done? Or would repairing it cost as much as a new
>>blade (~$45 + shipping, IIRC)?
>>
>>Thanks.
>>Bert
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> Usually most saw shops won't touch the 7-1/4" blades.
> Just not worth it.
> Next time buy the blade from Harbor freight.
> Their version of that blade is only $12.
>
Ernie, what SKU is that blade from HF?
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Posted by president@carbideprocessors.co on May 17, 2006, 11:36 am
Please log in for more thread options Probably buy a new blade but if you give me the name of a city I will
give you the name of some saw shops.
Tom
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> I just blew out some teeth on a Tenryu steel-cutting blade (the 7"
> size, in a Skilsaw). Can teeth be replaced economically, and if so,
> where could I get it done? Or would repairing it cost as much as a new
> blade (~$45 + shipping, IIRC)?
>
> Thanks.
> Bert