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10-05-2015, 10:30 AM   Re: (...)
Anyone ever try this company? 18.00 for a 154" bimetal.
https://www.sawblade.com/order-101-serie...blades.cfm
http://woodnaut.wix.com/woodnaut-woodworking
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10-05-2015, 12:51 PM   Re: Sawblade.com by Rick LoDico (Anyone ever try this...)
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Mainly because these guys are still hanging around just do not call on Friday they take long weekends..

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10-05-2015, 02:42 PM   Re: Sawblade.com by Rick LoDico (Anyone ever try this...)
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10-05-2015, 07:07 PM   Re: Sawblade.com by Rick LoDico (Anyone ever try this...)
Might want to recheck the price. Your link is to standard flexback stock. When I dial in 154" M42 bimetal 3/8 x 6 tpi I get $34.

Woodcraftbands web pricing is as old as the internet itself. I don't think they have done 3 seconds of page updating ever

I still have several of their Lenox bi-metal bands as back-ups but I have no idea if they are still competitive based on price.

Anyone know what there current pricing looks like ?
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