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Recycling saw blades

  • 09 Apr 2026 1:06 AM
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    Bill Gemulla

    Mark, possibly Oregon Carbide Saw, a Guild sponsor btw.

    Bill
  • 08 Apr 2026 1:52 PM
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    Mark Whisler
    Jeff O'Brien wrote:

    If the blade isn’t warped, have any broken teeth replaced. Worth doing on an expensive blade. Otherwise, hang the whole cartridge and attached blade on the wall as a reminder.

    Any suggestions on who could repair it? Its an OK Freud 50t multi purpose blade.  A gent at Woodcrafters suggested getting it xrayed to check for microscopic fractures, but I’d have no idea how to go about that.
  • 08 Apr 2026 9:21 AM
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    Jorn Are Lundin

    I agree with Jeff. In my experience it is nothing you can do except keeping the blade/cartridge as a reminder or learning. This happened a few times when the wood is wet or if I am cutting hidden metal in the wood. Annoying but still ok. I do remember now to turn off the safety feature when I cut wet wood. 
  • 08 Apr 2026 8:06 AM
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    Jeff O'Brien

    If the blade isn’t warped, have any broken teeth replaced. Worth doing on an expensive blade. Otherwise, hang the whole cartridge and attached blade on the wall as a reminder.
  • 07 Apr 2026 3:43 PM
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    Mark Whisler

    I triggered my Sawstop brake on Sunday. What do I do with the damaged blade?

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