Fein saw blades

[Dave H]

Has anyone used either Shark or Saxon replacement blades for Fein saws, if so how do they compare with originals?

 

[White Room]

I use shark and found them to be pretty good.....

 

[bugs183]

As above, especially when you consider how much cheaper they are than the Fein blades.

 

[Dave H]

Thanks for that, thats why I'm looking at alternatives, will give them a try

 

[peteablard]

Shark for me too, was recommended them by someone on here and have been well chuffed with them

 

[Gazzer]

Yup I bought a fair few shark blades and they seem every bit as good as Fein for a lot less.

 

[macten]

I recently got a titanium tipped bi metal blade, was 15 quid. Cut loads of architrave etc.. the standard fein bi metal blade would have been smoking big time by now.

It's extra thin for fast cutting and called nail buster extreme from smart tool accessories (SMTX) and fits every oscillating tool on the market at the moment. I know £15 isn't cheap for a blade but it's already worked out cheaper than the shark blades and still shows no sign of wear.

 

[Gazzer]

Where was that from ?

 

[macten]

I got it from the place that recently fixed my Dewalt cutter.
web address is: Smart Multi Tool Blades

 

[Gazzer]

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[Artisan Ceramic]

We have been using Shark and more recently saxton blades for about a year and find them just as good as the fein. We buy them in bulk from Ebay. The bi-metal blades last a long time and go through nails when you are cutting out door frames like butter. items in saxton-trading store on eBay!

Steve

 

[macten]

Thats the fella Neale.
Can't ever see me using anything else now, it just doesn't seem to get hot when used.
The one I got was 32mm, will get the 44mm when it finally starts dulling, whenever that will be!

 

[Dave H]

We have been using Shark and more recently saxton blades for about a year and find them just as good as the fein. We buy them in bulk from Ebay. The bi-metal blades last a long time and go through nails when you are cutting out door frames like butter. items in saxton-trading store on eBay!

Steve

Thanks for that getting a few blades from both to try and see how they perform, have you used their carbide or diamond grout removal blades?

 

[Concrete guy]

Question, I've been looking at these blades and wondering if we could make something diamond plated, brazed or segmented that would be of use?

Have you ever thought, "What I really need is a fein blade that would cut........" that could be made with diamond technology?

If you have, ask as we're always looking for new ideas and we may just be able to make what you need.

 

[Gazzer]

Question, I've been looking at these blades and wondering if we could make something diamond plated, brazed or segmented that would be of use?

Have you ever thought, "What I really need is a fein blade that would cut........" that could be made with diamond technology?

If you have, ask as we're always looking for new ideas and we may just be able to make what you need.

Diamond ?, only grout removal that I can think of so far.