What is the arbor size? This is the diameter of the shaft that goes through the center of the blade (e.g. 5/8, 3/4, 1 inch, etc.)
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I can't really tell without taking it apart. If your question regards how heavy duty the saw is, I can tell you it worked fine for an ocassional job,( I built a brick fireplace using it.) but I would not recommend it for day to day work. Hope this helps.
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suspect that it's 5/8, but not 100% sure might even be 1/2". I grabbed an off the rack blade at Lowe's and it fit. Didn't think to check the arbor size
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Shaft size is 3/8 dia. Can use a 3/8 battery powered drill, but a 1/2 inch is better in hard clay soil.
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The blade is built with a 7/8" arbor as you point out; however, when I ordered my blade from AMZ it came with a metal ring insert that you can push into the 7/8" arbor hole to reduce it to a 5/8" arbor hole. Have used the insert ring repeatedly (don't misplace it!) and have not had any problems at all. Works great. Don't know for sure, but I bet that this blade always includes the 5/8" arbor insert ring. Go for it; you won't be disappointed by the performance of this blade.
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The shaft diameter is a hair over 1-1/8 inches. The top of the auger is tough to measure, but about 2-3/4 inches.
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I goofed up....sorry. What I should have asked is, where do I get a diamond blade of 5 1/2 " or ( slightly) smaller for cutting tile or stone that has a a 10 MM arbor ?Thanks in advance
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The shafts are 5/8 diameter. I sent mine back because I could not get it to run without excessive vibration. It may have been mostly the wheels themselves, but I checked the shafts and found that one had about .002" runout where the smooth shaft met the threaded end.
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Arbor is 3/8" D x 1 ¾" L (the holding nut is about ¼" thick). There is a guard plate (optional) that you may have to do without (leave off) with the 1" stone...the fit will be tight in any case.
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Six inch and will fit either a 5/8 or 1/2 inch arbor with an included adapter.
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3/8" but not the commercial size. Its the same chain as smaller chain saws like poulan etc use. Amazon sells them I believe.
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The 9/16 is referring to the opening for a twig or branch that can be cut. I measured mine and it is closer to 5/8". I think 3" would almost require a chain saw. Remember, this is a hedge trimmer .... not a chain saw.
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The shaft size is what is the factor, 7/8 or 3/4 . Mine was 5/8. Can't get a replacement for that size.
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You cannot use a blade with a 5/8" arbor hole. This saw is made to use European blades which use a much larger arbor hole. (35mm I think).
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I've used other blade types (fine tooth, rough cut) from different manufacturers without any problems. As long as the blade size was 3 3/8, I had no problems. The arbor size and blade key appears to universal on the saw. Ive been really pleased with this saw (wish I bought one years ago!) and laser sight has been helpful--it's bright and batteries last well on it.
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The shaft is 3/8 on the tool but, it is tapered so the drill chuck jaws can bite down so it will hold on to it, I have used it in my 3/8, 1/2 and my 1/2 mill, with no problem, I hope this helps you!
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About as wide as the blade, about 1/8". About the width of the grout in older bathroom tile. Used it to cut the grout line under tile line in a swimming pool for easier removal to prevent damage to marble plaster. At the time of use during summer of 2014, could not find exactly 4-3/8" blades at Lowe's, but could use whatever the standard is which I think is 4-1/2" Diamond wet cut. ALWAYS use the water hose attachment as not to burn out your blades too soon. Was also able to use it to cut 2" think slabs of soft Indiana limestone. Not all the way through, but enough to make a break line. Was very satisfied with it, but needed extra blades. Did not understand the gimmack of a 4-3/8" blade when 4-1/2" is the standard in the major hardware stores. Hope this helps.
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Hello Tina, I don't have enough information to answer your question. I would need to know the model of your Ryobi saw. The two most important bits of information are: 1) the diameter of the blade and, 2) the diameter for the arbor which fits in the hole in the middle of the blade. For this Oldham blade these dimensions are: 5-1/2" blade diameter and 5/8" arbor diameter. You can check the instruction manual for your saw to find these dimensions. If you don't have the manual, you can go to: www dot ryobitools dot com/catalog/power_tools/all_saws (replace the word dot with periods and no spaces). Check the Service and Support link for your model, or go to the web page for your model, and you may find a link there for the manual, or the specifications for your model. Good luck.
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Hi, sorry it took so long to respond. I just went out and measured my propeller. It measures 4 3/4" from the center of the hole the shaft goes through to the outside edge of the blades. Overall, it would measure 9 1/2" across. It measure 1 3/4" overall thickness. I hope this answers your question. Alan