What blades do you guys use for the jabsaw configuration?
925292
I used some replacement blades for a folding dewalt jabsaw. I can't remember exactly which one though. Should be a fairly easy search. Just look at the Dewalt ones.
1479895
hi i have nothing to do with amazon but you can find these blades on ebay . oldham will have the best price. my versa cut blades are only 5 bucks verses 15
2088525
actually I have used both, I went back to Makita because they seem to stay sharp much longer so I use less blades. The Irwin tools aluminum cutting blade is durable for that type (aluminum) metal.
1345593
I haven't used mine enough to warrant changing the blade. I really don't have an answer to your question. Sorry.
2149240
Freud makes a 20mm 48 teeth HI ATB blade that fits. Does a very good job of clean cut. Hope this helps.
549002
It depends on the blade length. I use 4", 6", and sometimes 8" blades with no problems.
847190
I use the Irwin Bi-metal blades. They aren't as thick as the original blade, but they fit well with the set screw snugged up. The Milwaukee Bi-metal blades work well too I just find the Irwin blades are more readily available. You could also do an online search for "Super Knife Replacement Blades". From what I understand they are the company that makes the OEM blade so they will probably be a more exact fit. I wasn't impressed with the original blade so I changed out to the Irwins which I think perform much better. Good luck.
1632854
Just pull off old blade carefully from shaft. As far as models that they fit it seems that direction of blade rotation is most important issue in ordering. Not sure of fit for other models.
1963099
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
70862
My model is a 640- which is an earlier model than your yours by a couple of years BUT in my instructions it states that machines will not accept pin type blades only.I do a lot of scroll work using 2/0 pinless blades. You have picked a great scroll sawIF you use size 2/0 up to # 1 RUN your saw at SLOW speed or you will go brokebuying blades. I use Flying Dutchman Blades - last much longer in hard wood and don'tburn - a very aggressive cut, much more than Olson. Good Luck ---- Ken
234311
Your knife will work fine. The included striker works as good or better than anything else. It may take some practice to get the best angle and pressure applied. I prefer not damaging my knife through inappropriate usage.
895930
I'd stay with Oster brand blades. The blades are numbered and cut to different lengths. Decide which length you want to cut to and get the corresponding blade.
1208026
I use Olson blades. Of course there several varieties with different Tpi (teeth per inch) depending on the material and speed / precision you will be cutting. Also there are some spiral blades that I have heard work well, but I haven't tried them yet. I would start out with a variety pack from Olson. Then you can see what you like best from there.
2128819
FWIW, the instruction manual says don't use cutting blades. Top of page 8 here http://www.hitachipowertools.ca/upload/fmproduct_fileg/G10SR3_G12SR3_OM_8838.pdf But there are plenty of reviews here of people who seem to have used them successfully.
155961
Damn good question. I ordered blades recommended by Amazon when I bought the MasterMind and they didn't fit. Wrong shaft size. Still sit in the case to this day. Amazon is not quite with the program regardless of their opinion of themselves. I regret I don't know the answer to your question. I have used the toothed blades that came with the saw to great effect. I learned to love this saw. Great tool when you get the drift of it. Hey... If you find composite blades for the thing, let me know where you got them. I'll buy them too.
2000751
Any brand with the correct arbor will be fine. I font have the arbor size with me.Its a standard size though. I will soon replace mine with a thinner blade.
2050547
I searched the web for replacement blades and realized how expensive they were. So, I chose to look on Ebay and find aftermarket ones there. The only thing about using them is they do not adapt to the thumb press release to change blades. You have to use a screw and tightly secure the blade in place. But, the replacements from Ebay are worth the extra "trouble" to use and just as good a blade as Porter Cable. Here is the link to the blades: PC18; 12Pc Blade Variety PK Oscillating Multi Tool Saw Blade fits Porter Cable