Best place to shop fpor portable sawmill blades. Best blades to use?

[caver]

Baker could probably get you what size blades you need. The website is terrible. That link doesn't show all the blades.

 

[Storm56]

Take a look at Timber Wolf blades. I use them om my Timber King mill.

 

[Rustyiron]

I'm learning to sharpen. My (used) mill came with an automatic sharpener and a dual tooth setter. I'm pretty sure I ruined the first blade I attempted to sharpen. :laughing:

Cook's sawmill, woodmizer, timberking, heck all the big guys sell blades and I know woodmizer has a sharpening service.

 

[cooksmtn]

Going to pickup my Woodland Mills sawmill Wednesday.
Looking to the future I need a source to purchase blades from. and Best all around blade to use?

I am not interested in resharpening my own blades so I also would be interested in hearing about sending them out. Any good paces for this?

Thanks in advance!!

Oregon Industrial in Eugene sells a couple different name brand blades. Good outfit, I've been dealing with them for blades for about 20 years.

 

[Rebeldad1]

I tried to join the other day and never heard anything back. They had this whole long spiel on the signup page about not being a spammer and to give detailed answers to some questions, which was fine with me since I a mod on another forum and we have to fight this all the time. So I gave a nice detailed description about why I wanted to join, etc, then never heard a peep back. Maybe their standards are higher than TBN .

Also tried signing up. A newbee needs to learn. And also havnt heard back. Maybe they have enough members and arnt accepting any new ones.

 

[Rebeldad1]

Oregon Industrial in Eugene sells a couple different name brand blades. Good outfit, I've been dealing with them for blades for about 20 years.

Checked their web site. almost $75.00 for 1 blade. Most other sites are $15.00-$20.00

 

[s219]

Also tried signing up. A newbee needs to learn. And also havnt heard back. Maybe they have enough members and arnt accepting any new ones.

So I asked my wife to join with a different e-mail address and she got an e-mail back right away approving her account. Made me wonder if my approval e-mail had gotten lost (was not in any of my spam filters, I know that for sure). I tried logging in with the username and password I had submitted with my first account request, and it worked! You might try logging in and see if it works.

 

[cooksmtn]

Not sure what blade you're looking at. I've been paying about $20 each, usually order about 10 for free shipping

Lenox Woodmaster C 14' length, $23.20 in quantity of 10 or more

 

[MillWeld]

The horsepower of your mill is an important factor in choosing the blade characteristics. A low HP (~16 hp or less) mill will do best with a 4 degree blade. Higher HP mills (~30 HP or more) do well with 7 or 10 degree. Lower tooth angles cut straighter (in general). I have used Simonds, Cooks, Woodmizer and Kasco. So far I'm sticking with Kasco.