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PLEASE NOTE:- Shopsmith Ohio was placed into receivership on 26 Sept 2025

I will keep this website running for customers to purchase products only while stocks last

With no re-supply of NEW items from Ohio possible when stock reach zero I will only have USED and REFURBISHED items for sale

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    24 Tooth 1¼" arbor 10 inch TCT Sawblade USED CONDITION is A

    24 Tooth 1¼" arbor 10 inch TCT Sawblade

    Tested and cuts well

    Many re-sharpenings left on teeth

    A top quality UK sourced 10 inch (250mm) sawblade with imperial dimensions for the centre arbour of 1 ¼"

    This saw blade is 10 inch (250mm) outside diameter 24 Tooth TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tip)

    Kerf on this blade is 3.2mm 

     use this for ripping down the grain of your stock timbers. It gives a clean smooth finish ready for final sanding.  This blade runs clean and quiet, always a feature of a good quality blade.  

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    SAW10x24

    Warning: Last items in stock!

    £ 35,95

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    A top quality UK sourced 10 inch sawblade with imperial dimensions for the centre arbour of 1 ¼"

    This blade is 10 inch outside diameter 24 Tooth TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tip)

    Kerf on this blade is 3.2mm 

    use this for ripping down the grain of your stock timbers. You can use it for crosscutting but our 48 Tooth TCT blade is better. These blades have four expansion slots cut into the blade to eliminate stress and heat buildup on the inner core of the blade. Cheap blades without this feature heat up as you cut, expand, bind on your stock and lead to stress on your motor and in extreme cases will burn out your motor. This blade runs clean and quiet, always a feature of a good quality blade.  

    Ripping operations are recommended for timber up to 1½" thick. If you want to rip thicker stock than this I personally recommend using your bandsaw, less waste, less stress on your motor and no binding problems.  For safety, never cut without your riving knife and saw guard in place and always wear eye protection..