tooth setter

[marj]

Hi,

Does anyone set their own teeth on their band mill blade? if so whats a good one?

I've got a couple of blades that are leaving a line, even after sharpening, so a tooth must be out. I'm having trouble finding anything online that's not in the states or really expensive.

Thanks

[slack ma girdle]

You will be wanting one of these, £2 from a car booty. I think that Clifton design in Bristol have tooth setters in stock

[Copford sawmill sussex]

We ha e an old woodmizer manual setter and an American Manuel setter, think it was cooks. The woodmizer setter is so simple to use and maintain we have had it years

 

 

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[marj]

do the pliers work ok?

there's modern ones on the net for £25 which is alot better than £300+ for the normal setters.

[Copford sawmill sussex]

The Manuel ones are fine, it just depends how much setting you have to do in the long run. We're setting up to 8 a day so not for us but if you only ha e a couple grab the pliers

 

 

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[welsh wood]

You will be wanting one of these, £2 from a car booty. I think that Clifton design in Bristol have tooth setters in stock

 

arent this size setters for hand saws? I can't see how they would work on a large band because they clamp the blade and have should enough room to push

the tooth and not just used as a pair of pliers.