Blades And Bits - Page 17 of 20

1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade Woodpecker Flex-Back
April 1, 2004

Starrett’s 1/2-in. bandsaw blade is designed for general-purpose cutting and features tempered tooth tips hardened to 64/66 Rockwell C.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade
April 1, 2004

A 1/2-in. bandsaw blade well suited for resawing on a 14-in. bandsaw. Blades are available in a variety of styles and configurations.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade G5188 Carbon Steel
April 1, 2004

Grizzly’s 1/2-in. bandsaw blade is well suited for resawing on a 14-in. bandsaw.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade Silicon Steel Flex-Back
April 1, 2004

This 1/2-in. bandsaw blade from Jet features a silicon steel back.
1/2-in. Bandsaw Blade Premium Gold
April 1, 2004

This SuperCut Premium Gold blade has teeth impregnated with carbide particle to extend the cutting life of the blade.
Router-Bit
December 1, 2003

The Burgess Edge System, designed to be used with any 3/4-in.-thick plywood, consists of two router bits that cut matching molds for hardwood edge-trim.
Bandsaw Tune-Up
August 1, 2002

In just a few steps you can make an old bandsaw run like new.
Raised-Panel Router Bit 600-820
August 1, 2002

This router bit set is designed to cut all the required moldings in frame-and-panel construction.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blades
April 1, 2002

Our high-tech test of 14 new blades revealed the smoothest cutters
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 26789
April 1, 2002

Craftsman offers combination blades comparable to model No. 26789.

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