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   oldusty | Sep 21, 2007 01:41am | #1

   wes ,

           You might try poking around this site , http://www.OWWM.com

           Old wood working machinery .com , or check with the shops that fabricate tool  cutters and knives .

             dusty

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   matt calnen | Sep 21, 2007 01:53am | #2

   I live in northern michigan. Our local sawblade dealer/sharpener supplies our millwork shop with a varity of blades and Its my understanding that he can get whatever we need. Check your yellow pages or goggle search what you want to buy and include your state in the search. Hope this helps.

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   PeteBradley | Sep 21, 2007 05:42am | #3

   http://www.cggschmidt.com/products.html

   Pete

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   westol | Sep 22, 2007 05:39am | #5

   It looks like they have what I need.  Thanks for the tip!

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   RickL | Sep 21, 2007 02:23pm | #4

   They certainly still make blades for that jointer. I second the Schmidt recommendation. That is an excellent jointer. One of the best as far as simple jointers. I work on machines and have tuned up many a Crescent for folks. I'd take it over a modern parallelogram jointer any day of the week. You are best to slide the tables apart and reference off the head when changing knives.

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   westol | Sep 22, 2007 05:40am | #6

   I'll try it as soon as I get my blades.  It looks like the folks at Schmidt have what I need.  Thank you, I was starting to worry a bit!

    

   Dan