Looking for 1/16" bandsaw blade.
#11
Any leads for me?
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(06-05-2019, 12:08 PM)Chuck Nickerson Wrote: Any leads for me?

Olsen makes a few, but most companies start at 1/8"








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(06-05-2019, 12:52 PM)woodhead Wrote: Olsen makes a few, but most companies start at 1/8"








Al

What width?

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#14
I have one - got it at Highland Hardware

Guy used to demonstrate boxes and log castles on youtube - said he used a 1/16 inch blade

It's a little bigger than 1/16 not counting teeth
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#15
I happened to be in Atlanta so picked one up

Then went home and bought a bigger bandsaw

Never used it
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#16
A decade or two ago, after reading Duginske's bandsaw book, I looked for a 1/16" blade. At that time there were still references to which company had made them (Starrett? Lenox?) but they had been discontinued and were no longer for sale.
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#17
I still have the 1/16th blade - never used - sized for Delta 14" saw

I recently moved my shop and it's in a box somewhere - I can find it

I can mail it - I'm in Canada
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#18
Glad you made the post.  I was looking for one so we could use it for bandsaw boxes.
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(06-09-2019, 12:30 PM)Arlin Eastman Wrote: Glad you made the post.  I was looking for one so we could use it for bandsaw boxes.

I would have thought a 1/8" blade would be sufficient for bandsaw boxes, even with quite tight curves.  The 1/16" blade is of particular use for fitting sideways into a tablesaw kerf, for instance to cut dovetail baselines in one pass.
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(06-12-2019, 09:50 AM)Alan S Wrote: I would have thought a 1/8" blade would be sufficient for bandsaw boxes, even with quite tight curves.  The 1/16" blade is of particular use for fitting sideways into a tablesaw kerf, for instance to cut dovetail baselines in one pass.

For that to. Well hopefully.
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