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    old fool
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      I seem to remember in a recent MEW a discussion about “Stanley Knives” While sorting through a box of junk recently I came across a pad-saw blade designed to fit them. Not seen any advertised for years Are they still made? I recall there were two teeth pitches 1 very course ideal for cutting plasterboard  and a finer g.p. one

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      peak4
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        @peak4

        Yes is the answer and listed on Stanley’s site, but without photos
        https://www.stanleytools.co.uk/product/0-15-276/stanley-saw-blades-wood-fit-fixed-blade-knives-190-mm

        https://www.cromwell.co.uk/shop/hand-tools/saw-blades/0-15-277-steel-saw-blade-190mm/p/STN5853077H

        Personally I prefer ones that cut on the pull stroke akin to a Japanese saw.

        Bill

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        Vic
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          @vic

          Yes, I’ve got a Bahco one that cuts on the pull stroke. It works very well.

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          Mark Easingwood
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            @markeasingwood33578

            Black ones for metal, silver for wood. Drywall saws have different and harder teeth. Plaster board is very abrasive and soon destroys normal saws etc. Can’t find a wood blade at the moment.

             

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