Has anyone found replacement blades for this saw? I have got 5 trips with this, and I am worried it is getting very dull.
1088204
Yes, you want the Bahco 23-21 Bowsaw blade, 21-inch, Green Wood (the exact same blade that came originally with this saw) -- here: Bahco 23-21 Bowsaw Blade, 21-Inch, Green Wood
1088205
It takes a standard 21" bow saw blade available from almost any hardware store
222070
I also don't know. I read once that the replacement blades are under a different maker, I just don't remember. Sorry
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Hello Lana:I do not know where you can buy replacement blades. I had lots of trouble with my mower and the company, WORX, was virtually NO help. If I were you, I'd call them and tell them your story. Maybe they will be better for you than they were for me. Turns out, they said they do not have ANY repair shops. They wanted me to ship it back to them at my cost.I hope they treat you better than they did me. Best of luck
759696
I actually got the blades on Amazon. just typed in replacement blades for the Black & Decker NaviGator Saw and they came up. I got two because they are not that expensive. general purpose blade---stock #74-591. hope that helps!
1457141
Thank you so much for the response.The saw is new, I purchased it on the 8th. Over all I am very pleased with the purchase and thanks to you guys the problem is corrected.Thank you again.
286008
I also have this clipper, but it's brand new. I just did a web search for a replacement blade and didn't get anywhere, even on the Andis site, Since I only paid $25 for the clipper, I'll probably just order a new one when this blade dulls, unless someone else can come up with a place to find a blade only for a reasonable price.one
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Unfortunately the saw does not come with blades. But there is a listing on Amazon for a Makita blade package containing different types that I have used in the past. I find that name brand blades last longer than the cheap ones that can be had from say Harbour freight. I would also recommend the saw it cuts well and lasts a good while on the 18v battery. Hope this helps.
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I bought my phillips norelco about a yr ago and it is working great.......I have been buying these for yrs and have NEVER REPLACED the blades on ANY of them......I guess after 3 yrs or so I just buy another BUT......I imagine that you should contact Phillips Norelco directly about replacement blades......
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I, too, have had a lot of trouble finding them. Last time I found them, it was in Walmart. The problem is that the replacement blades are as expensive as the whole new razor. I now just buy the whole new razor and throw the old one away, or keep it for parts.
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Matt I've been using it to cut Birch plywood and it seems fine but bogs down a bit. I think its the blade it came with because many people have said its poor quality. I'm planning to get a new one and see how it goes. Make sure to make a score cut on veneer plywood to avoid chip-out though. Also the track is in two sections and tends to move at the connection. Check your measurements well on long cuts. If I had the money for the name brand saws I would have bought one but I went in 50/50 with my father in law on this one. Don't get me wrong its good but you have to work within its limitations. Matt I've been using it to cut Birch plywood and it seems fine but bogs down a bit. I think its the blade it came with because many people have said its poor quality. I'm planning to get a new one and see how it goes. Make sure to make a score cut on veneer plywood to avoid chip-out though. Also the track is in two sections and tends to move at the connection. Check your measurements well on long cuts. If I had the money for the name brand saws I would have bought one but I went in 50/50 with my father in law on this one. Don't get me wrong its good but you have to work within its limitations.
1994122
I'm using it till the blades get dull and then get a new one. I don't think it's worth trying to sharpen again but the company may be able to offer a replacement blade. I'm sure that's the most costly part of the device.
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Not that I know of. I haven't had my replacement blade crack any yet so it may have been something wrong with the hardening process they were using on the old blades which they fixed with the new ones. This is a total guess though. I can say though that I only hand wash my blade now so maybe that is a factor as well. The old one developed cracks pretty early and I've put this new one through a lot of use.
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Call Oregon, they'll be glad to help. That's what I did to make sure I got the right one for my saw. It's a great system, although initially a little expensive. I've been using it for a few weeks and it's worth the money. A 5 or 10 second touch up and the chain stays sharp. And that's cutting really well seasoned (standing dead) oak which can dull a chain fast.
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I got a hold of the company directly and they sent me another battery. The first one died about 3 months after getting it and so did the new batteries. Love the knife but the batteries are no good. You can try ebay. Someone may have some extras.
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not to worry, it will wear out, the positive stops, in about 3 years, no replacement. good home saw not good everyday job use saw!
560484
Yes. I had the same problem. Call Rikon and be as ass about it. I gave up the first time and bought another saw from Amazon. When the second motor died I called three or four times and was a complete ass. They sent me a replacement for free because it has a one year warranty. If you are using it for meat, you have to cover the motor with a plastic bag before you wash it down. Otherwise, the motor isn&#699;t well sealed and moisture will condense it in and destroy the brushes. My best advice, if they don&#699;t replace it never buy another. It really is poorly constructed and I&#699;m only using it until it dies and getting a Hobart or a Biro saw.
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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.