1.25 inch arbor saw blades

[Larry Kiesler]

Does anyone know of a source for 10 inch saw blades with a 1.25 inch arbor besides Shopsmith? I cant seem to find anything on the net. Thanks Larry

[Doug Garson]

No but I have heard people post that you can get the bore drilled or reamed out where they get their blades sharpened.

[Rick Potter]

I don't know if this is the case, but if you need blades for a shopsmith, they sell an adaptor to take 5/8 blades. Lots of them around, and still available from SS, I think.

[Jared Sankovich]

Forrest has them.

[Larry Kiesler]

I have the 5/8 arbor adapter but prefer the 1.25 blades. I looked at Forrest but could not find anything bigger than 30mm which coverts to 31.75 it might work. I probably should call them to be sure. Any where else? Thanks Larry

[Terry Therneau]

Woodworkers tool works will set one up for you. (Second rate web site, first rate service, very good quality) It is where many on the owwm site get unusual blades.

[Larry Copas]

I've bored out quite a few blades on my Bridgeport. Truth is the local saw sharpening place does a fine job and at a very attractive price.

[Rod Sheridan]

Hi Larry, I would expect that they would bore the blade to any dimension you require.

Or you can take any blade to your local saw supplier and have them bore it, I normally pay about $16 Canadian which is something like $1.25 US:D

regards, Rod.

[Darcy Warner]

You can order the blade with that bore, saw manufacturer's are more than willing to do it, well everyone besides Forrest which is another reason I don't buy their blades.

[Earl McLain]

Carbide Processors will make them up as well. And...they are a Friend of the Creek. Good folks to work with. (no personal stake, but a satisfied customer)
earl

[Larry Edgerton]

You can order the blade with that bore, saw manufacturer's are more than willing to do it, well everyone besides Forrest which is another reason I don't buy their blades.


They must not like you, they bored some for me to 1 1/4".:p