are these cutting blades OK for a hmilton beach scovill gourmet center? appoximatly 13/4" tip to tip and 1/4" square center hole
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It is made for KitchenAid. I lost my original blade which was much better than this but this replacement blade also works.
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I did use these blades to replace blades on a Rockwell jointer. I found that the angle they were ground at varied a little from the original blades, but they fit into the slot of the cutting head without much problem. Following the alignment of the in-feed and out-feed beds the machine continues to provide a smooth cut. After reviewing the Ridgid machine's parts breakdown I would assume that these blades would accommodate your needs. The replacement blade that Ridgid now notes is: JE080008
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Sorry Maureen, but I have never heard of the tool that you mentioned. However, they are quality blades and my bet is that they would fit. With Amazon's easy returns, I'd order them and see because you will save a LOT.
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My PARING knife is a rounded tip but very sharp ....May get into a joint ? Maybe a utility knife would be better???
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Sorry, I won't be of any help to you! However the blades look to be very sturdy for home use, don't think they'd stand up to any commercial use.
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I use the round tip bit for drilling holes in sea glass. I have drilled at least 60 pieces and still using. The pointed one I use for shells and driftwood. About 30 pieces and still sharp.
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With regular use (not abuse) this blade will function beautifully and you should have no problems with the tip. Given it is a fine tip, it's not a brittle one though. I own both brands and love both, particularly BM's customer service, but this knife is above all my other BM's on my favorites list. You will NOT be disappointed with this blade!
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I use a $5.00 7 1/4" carbide tip blade and use a step drill to drill out center hole to fit and works great.
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I would say yes as long as you don't bend the tip, the blades are very strong
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Just checked my cart and I see no reason why not. The uprights' caps pop off easily enough. The grooves every inch would be perfect for guiding a cut. Either a hacksaw or possibly even a pipe cutter could be used. Pop the cap back on you're all set. Good luck
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They worked perfect for my 50" craftsman deck, But my mower called for 137380 blades. I don't know how my blades compare to yours.
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Hey Christine, Sorry but I won't be much help. I bought those knives for someone else. I'll ask them and see if they could let me know. Good Luck and Happy Holidays
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Yes we trimmed them to fit. Just a small hack saw was used. Did not come out supper smooth. Leaves a tiny burr. However, we trimmed it up to smooth it.
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Call the manufacturer. I have one also and I have used any brand of 4 inch blades on it.
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Hello! The blade span is indeed only 32" from blade tip to blade tip, so it should fit just fine. : ) If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! 800-334-5804
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Check your old blade dimensions and if they match up then you won't have any problems. I am very happy with the blades. Worked great right out of the package. Very clean smooth cut.
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I keep my machine at 45 PSI at the machine gauge for stuff less than 1/4 mild steel. 1/4 is at the top end of the machine's capability, so you might want to experiment with up to 60 PSI. Remember to control your cutting speed with thicker metals and remember that you'll get flashback that will foul your tips and lessen your tip lifetime. Keep your tips clean and you'll be happy with their extended life (and save money).