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   PlaneWood | Dec 06, 2003 07:02pm | #1

   Don't have time to wait?  They mail out using Priority Mail.   I ordered some yesterday (Friday) and they're supposed to get here (Texas) Tuesday.  I ordered 4 blades this time.  I always order after mounting my last blade.

   PlaneWood by Mike_in_Katy (maker of fine sawdust!)
   PlaneWood

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   notDusty | Dec 06, 2003 07:05pm | #2

          Forestgirl ,         Try Barbo Machinery in Portland Ore, they are a large machinery house and I think they have the machine shop services still to take care of blades , sharpening and replacements.They are a great informational source on all types of woodworking tooling and machinery , always helpful .Also in the Seattle , Tacoma area look in the yellow pages under saw sharpening and such. In that large metropolitan area there must be sources close by .

                      good luck             dusty

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   Houghton123 | Dec 07, 2003 05:30am | #3

   Don't know what their shipping practices are because they're 10 minutes from where I work, but I've used Hastings Saws, Rohnert Park, CA, online at http://www.hastingssaws.com/, phone 888/223-7016.  Their welds are nigh invisible, at least on the blades they've sold to me.

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   jazzdogg | Dec 07, 2003 07:30am | #4

   FG,

   Eagle tools in Los Angeles carries a nice selection of bandsaw blades.

   Paul

   Whether you think you can, or you think you can't, you're right.
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   forestgirl | Dec 07, 2003 07:48pm | #5

   Thanks for the responses.  It could be if I order first thing in the morning, I'll get them within the week.  I think the last (was also the first) time I ordered, it took a couple days for them to actually get in the mail.forestgirl Another proud member of the  "I Rocked With ToolDoc Club" .... :>) -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)

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   nicobie | Dec 07, 2003 09:47pm | #6

   You can't go wrong with http://www.carbide.com

   They have a good web site and are quick shippers.

   Also, their prices are very attractive. Try a bi-metal blade from Lenox.