Circular saw blades

[Tengu]

Found what looked to be a promising skip but there wasnt much of interest in it.

I did find a metal cover thingy that will make a nice windbreak for a stove and two 7.5 inch circular saw blades.

Any use to them?

 

[HillBill]

Decent steel normally. Good for blades.

 

[Everything Mac]

As Hillbilly says they are usually decent steel and make for good blades.

Personally I've been turning them into bowls recently.

All the best
Andy

 

[petrochemicals]

One fella made a knife sharpener from the tungsten pieces in the teeth ( if they have them). Two in a v formation, it makes a good source for bespoke fixed angle sharpeners, I suppose if you do it differently, you could thin the primary bevel out as the knife wears. I think they would have to be tungsten in good nick though. ( also make really exellent frisbies, but pehaps for the soleuse of kids and dogs that you wish to get rid of)

 

[Tengu]

Ill bring them to the moot anyhow.

 

[twyforge]

It was John Heisz that made the sharpener ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHkTijUHtmU ). He's done some amazing stuff.

 

[richardhomer]

It was John Heisz that made the sharpener ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHkTijUHtmU ). He's done some amazing stuff.

That's a great idea, Thanks for sharing the video. Iv never seen that one before.
I have a blade tech sharpener. That use's tungsten carbide set at angels to sharpen a blade. I have found them good at giving a sharp edge. But the size of them makes them very fiddly to use.