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   DCarr10760 | Dec 05, 2006 06:01pm | #1

   Check out "Tools for Working Wood", they sell replacement blades for their Grammercy bow saws with fine blades.

   David C.

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   jako17 | Dec 06, 2006 03:06am | #2

   As robert says use bandsaw blades just anneal the ends where the drilling for the pin needs to go

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   JJV | Dec 11, 2006 08:30pm | #3

   OK dumb question-what do you use for pins if the original pinswere lost?  I have a bowsaw I'd like to use at some point but I lost the pins a while ago and I haven't tried anything out to replace them. 

   Maybe someday I'll know a little something.

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   Patto | Dec 12, 2006 12:18am | #4

   A machinist friend made the ends for me a few years ago using some tapered steel pins from the clock repair trade. They are about 5/8 long and taper to 1/16

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   JJV | Dec 12, 2006 12:48am | #5

   Yea, I guess that would work, huh?  Can't see the forest for the trees sometimes.  Thanks for the tip. 

    

    

   Maybe someday I'll know a little something.