Circular sawmill blade

[Robb Parker]

Possibly question for Scott or Kyle. Would like to find old 36-48" circular sawmill blade for front of shop as decoration. Older, rustier, cheaper the better. Preferably in Lake Norman area but will consider ship.
Thanks
Robb

 

[cpw]

http://greenville.craigslist.org/atq/2835356755.html

 

[Robb Parker]

Thanks Charles! That's what I'm looking for. Little more than I wanted to spend. Don't have to be removable teeth and don't need accessories (though nice). I'll keep it in mind. That may be the price range they are and I may be outta line with my expectations.

 

[cpw]

Robb,

This one is cheaper, but no pic and no mention if it is antique: http://asheville.craigslist.org/tls/2857245876.html

Charles

 

[scsmith42]

Craigslist is probably your best option. Insert teeth have been around for many years, and that's what all of the production circle blades will have.

 

[cheryllewis]

Do you mean like off of a WoodMizer? If so, I'll see if we still have any.....sold the saw but husband is a pack rat!

Cheryl

 

[Robb Parker]

No Cheryl. I think a Woodmizer is a band saw. Looking for circular saw.
Thanks
Robb

 

[Robb Parker]

Found One. China Grove $75. Off Craig's list as suggested. Thanks to all.
Robb

 

[Robb Parker]

Here's the proof.


Oh well, I tried. It's in my gallery. I got it that far.
Robb

 

[ehpoole]

Robb,

There are three ways to insert photos into posts:

1. Easiest: Use the "My Photo" button on the Editor (looks vaguely like a camera) to insert photos from your gallery or albums.
2. Copy and pase URL-code from your gallery. When pasting a URL from your gallery, sellect in full and copy (right click or CTRL+C) the entire code for the Medium size version of your image. Now paste this code as-is on its own line in the Editor (the entire URL-code will be enclosed in square brackets). DO NOT USE THE URL IN YOUR BROWSER LOCATION BAR. Only you can access this version of your gallery.
3. Insert Photo by URL using the "Insert Photo" button in the Editor. You will then click the "URL" tab (if presented) and then type or paste the complete URL to your photo. This is most useful when the photo is located on an external server like Flikr.

HTH

 

[Robb Parker]

Ethan, Thanks! Thought I chose option (1). Lot better woodworker than with computers. Thank goodness for guys like you and all that make this site work!
Robb