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  1. Hi all I found a place in Tennessee that has some blades that you might want,its sloanswood shop I got a couple dozen of the 8/o 70 teeth jewelers blades just to try and they work real good best part is that there only 12.50 a gross,I've been using 2/0 skip tooth at 6.95 a dozen from a local wood shop and they are no better especially for making really tight turns,they have other brands also,most of the wood iv'e been using is 1/8 plywood and the jewelers blades don't tear off little pieces in thin cuts like the olson 2/0s do,so if intested ck it out ...see ya!
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