FS - Forrest WWII and Freud Thin Kerf Blades W/4" Stabilizer

It must be 40 tooth. I searched the Forrest website and 40T is all they
make in thin kerf.

Bob
"gabriel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Greg and Sherry wrote:
>
> > I would like to sell these as a set, the Freud has only been used a
> > few times and the Woodworker II has been well cared for ( I never used
> > it on anything but hardwood and hardwood veneer.
>
> Also, tell us how many teeth the blades have (and if you have a model #
for
> the Freud, it would really help). WWII has either 30 of 40 teeth, so it
> would help to know which of the two it is.
>
> Also, what brand is the stabilizer?
>
> --
> gabriel

You did not give enough information. Both mfg's make several different
blades that are thin kerf. Do you know who the first owner was and what
kind of care they gave?

Where do you live ( so we could estimate if any shipping costs)? Have the
blades ever been sharpened?

Bob

"Greg and Sherry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> I thought that I would offer these blades here first before I put them on
> Ebay. I am the second owner of these blades and have upgraded to full
kerf
> blades for my Unisaw.
>
> I would like to sell these as a set, the Freud has only been used a few
> times and the Woodworker II has been well cared for ( I never used it on
> anything but hardwood and hardwood veneer.
>
> I am asking $80 for all of them if anyone is interested.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Greg
>
>

Greg and Sherry wrote:

> I would like to sell these as a set, the Freud has only been used a
> few times and the Woodworker II has been well cared for ( I never used
> it on anything but hardwood and hardwood veneer.

Also, tell us how many teeth the blades have (and if you have a model # for
the Freud, it would really help). WWII has either 30 of 40 teeth, so it
would help to know which of the two it is.

Also, what brand is the stabilizer?

--
gabriel