RIP Old circle blades

[woody1]

A buddy of mine had an old 36" solid tooth painted by a youg fellow in town. I found an old 54" solid tooth to put behind it. Came out pretty nice, if might say so myself.


Well, you will have to look in my gallery, cause I can't post them.
Sorry

[Bill_G]

Looks nice, sorta like framing a picture

[Ron Wenrich]

Do you mean these?

[woody1]

Thanks Ron !!

[Hi-Country Orange]

Nice, well done   8) 8)

[Chico]

Nice never thought about doing that looks really good
Chico

[epiphoneprs]

That looks great. Good idea.

[Ironwood]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm, got me thinking.

Ironwood

[pasbuild]

WHOW  nice buck

[woody1]

There is a 1" spacer between the wall and the first blade and then another 1" spacer between the blades. The spacers really make it look great. He gave the kid a picture and he painted it on the blade. Those solid tooth blades are hard to find. You can find the one hole blades, but the three holers are tough to find. I got the big one on e-bay. He bought the smaller one at a yard sale for $20.00.

[Meadows Miller]

Gday

Looking Good Woody   ;)  I like it Mate ;) ;D ;D 8) 8)
Wada mean the springsets are hard to find Mate i know off Penty that are sittting idle in sheds allover the joint Downhere Mate  ;) ;D 8) I must be because they where the Std saw that mills have used for 150odd years downunder  ;) :D :D :D People Think Im strange for running Inserts and swearing by them but that must be because i hate running the spingsetts  ;) :D :D :D :D 8) 8) 8)

Reguards Chris

[Pondman]

Wow
That looks really nice..Gets me thinking also..

[woody1]

Chris..Would love to have a 60" or larger solid tooth. Could you find one and skip it across the pond ? I had my uncle looking for one in Alaska, no luck. I know there are some out there but most have teeth rusted off from setting in the dirt.

[MaddiesDad]

Down south in Texas the solid tooth is pretty popular.  Might try some mills down there.