chipper blades

[maxi]

anyone bought tw blades from saturn knives . are they any good?

[Arborist]

What machine do you want them for?

[bob]

i would only buy genuine why spend all that money on a chipper to save a couple of quid on the most important part

[Lee Winger]

i would only buy genuine why spend all that money on a chipper to save a couple of quid on the most important part

 

 

I agree

[Dean Lofthouse]

I bought some from Saturn for my Bandit, exactly the same blades, marked with the same logo.

[jpbeaver]

ive got 1 pair of saturn knives and a few sets of timberwolf. ive had no problems.

[Mr Ed]

i would only buy genuine why spend all that money on a chipper to save a couple of quid on the most important part

 

I agree

 

Absolute bollocks. The steel used by Saturn knives is Swedish Udderholme tool steel, Basically the absolute best in the world. Every billet sold is x ray tested before it leaves the foundry. Their machining work is of the highest quality. Saturns knives are equal if not better than any OE knives.

 

I would be carefull casting aspertions if you dont know the full technical and engineering processes that go into tool steel knife manufacturing...

[Zenfordinner]

We use Saturn Knives, no problem with quality.

[Ian F]

Ed

 

At least the Manufacturer/Distributor understands the products that a customer requires i.e varients on models. Oh and correct Model numbers.

[Mr Ed]

Ed

 

At least the Manufacturer/Distributor understands the products that a customer requires i.e varients on models. Oh and correct Model numbers.

 

 

Not quite sure what your saying. Are you saying that an aftermarket knife company might supply a a knife for a TW150 when they acually need a TW190 knife?

 

As long as the measurements are the same, there will be no problem?

 

All the aftermarket supplier does is copy the existing knife dimensions. In a lot of cases the Aftermarket manufacturer might well be manufacturing the OE knives.