where to buy blade for g0555
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I found that you can purchase them through most woodworking suppliers. I purchased mine at Mcfeely's and woodcraft
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The owner's manual notes that it takes a 92" blade, and those are very common--available in probably any home store. Buy the best one you can afford. It can handle blades in the range of 1/8" to 3/4" inch wide. The key is to know what you plan to use it for: wider blade (1/2" - 3/4") for re-sawing, mid-size (1/4" - 1/2") for routine work, and narrow (1/8" - 1/4") for fine scroll work. Note that you'll always buy a 92" blade, but the width will change based on your intended use.
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My wife, who is the primary user, did not use it enough yet to brake the blade - a frequent occurrence I can assure you. That is why we got the more professional machine. Sorry, No new blades yet. No idea where I would go at this time. rlp
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I have purchased blades from Grizzly as well as online. A word of advise,don't get the least expensive blades you can find. They don't hold up and have a tendency to bounce a lot.
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I stand corrected. The specs say it takes a 92 1/2" - 93 1/2" blade. Again: very common blade available at Home Depot, Lowe's, Menard's. I bought Bosch blades from Lowe's and am very satisfied with them. Note: I am a light user--hobbyist, weekend DIYer.
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Ditto what the others have replied. The only thing I can add is that if you bought the riser extension to extend the resaw capacity, you would need a 105" blade. If stock, go with what the others have noted - 92 1/2 to 93 1/2. Another good source for inexpensive blades that cut exceptionally well are Highland Woodworking's Wood Slicer blades. I'm not affiliated, I'm just happy with the performance for the dollar. You can get them online. Lennox carbide blades are also widely available, but are much more expensive. If you resaw a lot of material, especially hard exotics, it may be worth it to use carbide. Ditto what the others have replied. The only thing I can add is that if you bought the riser extension to extend the resaw capacity, you would need a 105" blade. If stock, go with what the others have noted - 92 1/2 to 93 1/2. Another good source for inexpensive blades that cut exceptionally well are Highland Woodworking's Wood Slicer blades. I'm not affiliated, I'm just happy with the performance for the dollar. You can get them online. Lennox carbide blades are also widely available, but are much more expensive. If you resaw a lot of material, especially hard exotics, it may be worth... » Read More Ditto what the others have replied. The only thing I can add is that if you bought the riser extension to extend the resaw capacity, you would need a 105" blade. If stock, go with what the others have noted - 92 1/2 to 93 1/2. Another good source for inexpensive blades that cut exceptionally well are Highland Woodworking's Wood Slicer blades. I'm not affiliated, I'm just happy with the performance for the dollar. You can get them online. Lennox carbide blades are also widely available, but are much more expensive. If you resaw a lot of material, especially hard exotics, it may be worth it to use carbide. « Show Less
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Buy it from Tiberwolf in New York. They have a website so simpley google timber wolf and ou should find it. They have the best, prices the best variety and in my mind the very best blades.
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Band saw blades can be found at most any Lowe's or Home Depot. Check the owner's manual for the right size blade. The GO555 uses a blade size: 92-1/2" to 93-1/2" (1/8" to 3/4" wide). I got mine from Amazon. Just check the reviews for the best blades. They're not too expensive. Just go for good quality....the Amazon reviews will tell you.
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Look it p on amazon..... their sale prices are even better than going to "rockwell tools.com" Better yet, buy the kt for 139.00 and you get most if the blades you need! and possibly buy the rasp attachment to scrape up grout,glue,and mastics'.
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Need to call manufacturer 1-800-313-5111. They handle parts & blades. Have serial number handy.
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You can try eBay, that's where I got the blade for a different set of wahl clippers I own
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Amazon has the best price anyway and it clearly states which model to replace it with. I just replaced my blades with amazon and it came as one piece.
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I agree with N.Lindgren. The blade from Buttil will fit it. If you need a new blade, order from Amazon. I bought two new blades from Amazon
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i think the model has actually been discontinued, so im not sure you can. i cant find replacement blades for it, so now its useless to me :( maybe the battery is interchangeable with some other B&D; tools? you could always check ebay, too
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Dennis, I buy them on-line. You can find off-brand blades that fit and are cheaper but I personally prefer to spend a little more and get the Porter-Cable blade. Good Luck with your search.
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I called Wahl and asked them which blade fit my model. There number is 1-800-297-4986.
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They do sell tge blades on their wwbsite.. Not sure they do on Amazon. Blades are supposed to last about a year apparently
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Sears carries themhttp://www.sears.com/earthwise-20inch-lawn-mower-blade/p-07139145000P
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http://www.amazon.com/Replacement-Professional-Guillotine-Cutter-A4/dp/B008D5DHV8/ref=pd_sim_op_13?ie=UTF8&refRID=1C4B5PN2R0TFSE4YHAFC that is we got on amazon ,you can also search on ebay to find compatable blades
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Hello,Unfortunately no, we do not currently carry the blade that you are looking for.Sorry!
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Yes and i noticed someone else said you can't buy an extra blade. i googled the blade before i bought my blender just incase and found them for $5
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You can buy them on Amazons web site. Just type in Extra Collection Blades for Ionic Pro. Beware, they are $130-$140 each.
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I ordered and received a spare blade through the Stanley parts web site. It took some searching but I believe I found it by entering the part number and the model number as listed in the packing material that came with the planer.Stanley's parts ordering system is kind of confusing, and could use an overhaul, but with diligence the spare blade can be located
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I would get in touch with the Stanley company at http://www.stanleytoolparts.com/ where they ave parts and accessories. Frankly, though, the blade is SO sharp and well-tempered that I would think it would be a very long time before it would have to be replaced.