Circular Saw Blade - re gilleting and setting - where??

[mark_j]

I have a spare used 24" circular sawblade from off our sawbench. I need to find someone local who can re gillet it and put some serious set on it, I want it to rip through timber, not bothered about a fine finish caus its only for sawing logs.

 

Im near burton on trent in the midlands, ive looked on yellow pages to no avail, anyone know of anyone who can help me?

 

Thanks Mark

[mark_j]

just found the website of east midlands saw and tool which someone told me about, there in long eaton in nottingham so not far away, anyone used them?? wondered what they are like?? i want the blade doing properly, any muppet can put some set on with an adjustable spanner, i want it doing properly on a machine.

[kevwrenn]

our local one is below, but possibly too far for you, but the website below that has a few listed which may be worth checking out.

 

The Saw Point Ltd

Old Wood North, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN6 5UA

Tel: 01522 691699

 

http://www.sdauk.co.uk/membersites.asp

[mark_j]

our local one is below, but possibly too far for you, but the website below that has a few listed which may be worth checking out.

 

The Saw Point Ltd

Old Wood North, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN6 5UA

Tel: 01522 691699

 

http://www.sdauk.co.uk/membersites.asp

 

Thanks for that the one i mentioned is listed on the site you mentioned.

 

Been thinking earlier, we have a local timber yard which has several massive bench saws, i bet they can tell me of a local place who does theres. will find out tomorrow.

[_tc]

How is this for a circular saw!! is there a way to make it run off a tractor ? i see the belt drive but wondered if there was a way to convert it to pto?

 

 

Its at my new barn, well one i have aquired that needs tearing down and starting again, but its my new log store and processing base.

[renewablejohn]

TC

 

Dont touch it with a barge pole. It is an accident waiting to happen. I have a browns pto 3 point link sawbench with sliding bed and fully covered blade. Did not want to be like my father having thumbs stitched on 3 times (twice due to saws once when a flour mill exploded)