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 Post subject: Blades.
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Come on you lot who makes the best, hacksaw & trimming knife blades?

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Hacksaw..... no question,
Bahco, sandflex bimetal :thumbright:

Trimming knife....
Had some the otherday, Irwin ones, seemed good?

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I was thinking of restocking with those irwin bi-metals :-)

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Bacho hack saw blades are top quality!

As for the stanley knife I just use stanley blades.

The irwin ones do look good though.

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bahco for hack saw blades or eclipse, as for the stanley knifes, stanley blades or irwin


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I know you are after blades, but just thought I would chuck a knife in ...

Bought one of these a while ago and it is very nice to use - much better to hold and safer as well if your hands get a bit wet.
Takes standard blades as well

QuickSlide™ Pocket Knife
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i have one of them stanley quick slides paid £5 for it use it everyday, one of the best knifes of that style ive used


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Eclipse hacksaw blades, what the RN issued, still have a stock of them after 20+ years. :oops: :oops:


Knife blades have a pack of 100 from Draper, last firm supplied. :oops: :oops:

Like the look of that knife Hoovie.

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i bought a box of 100 blades from toolstation a fair while ago. cost £4 odd. ive just used the last one so ill proabably order some more of them. they look exactly the same as stanley blades just without the stanley writen on em


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Stanley knife blades everytime for me, ...

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