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Bandsaw Blades under 1/8"

Have you spoken to Ian at Tuff saws? I think he will know where to get them if he cannot supply them himself.
 
Thanks Dave, but at present Ian Black of Tuffsaw cannot supply. He cannot gett the raw material that thickness, but is looking. I get all my blades fro Tuffsaw, as they are the best IMO. Regularly using a 1/8" from Tuffsaw and they are very good, but still looking for 1/16" or even 2mm would do.

Malcolm
 
can you get spiral blades for bandsaws ? like you can for scroll saws ?

or ! .. can you set up a 3mm blade and run it, with some sand paper / grinder on the back until it becomes 2mm ?


always think outside the box :)
 
Tusses":3nltuu12 said:
can you get spiral blades for bandsaws ? like you can for scroll saws ?

or ! .. can you set up a 3mm blade and run it, with some sand paper / grinder on the back until it becomes 2mm ?


always think outside the box :)


Spiral blades would soon destroy the wheel covers, so the answer is no. NEver thought about grinding down the 1/8" blades but they could heat up and soften.
 
If you take it steady grinding the back of the blade, I think it could be done, I round over the back edges of my blades to allow them to follow a curve without binding. It also makes backing out of a cut smoother.
 
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