Saw Blades for Bynes Table Saw

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CharlieT

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I am trying to buy a carbide blade for the Byrnes table saw. I want one like the carbide blade that originally came with the saw. This turns out to be non-trivial. I just tried to place an order through the Byrnes website, but it won't go through (I tried to order a couple other accessories too, but this also failed. Apparently, they are no longer taking any orders).. I then tried to go to the Thurston website (the blades were manufactured by them), but Thurston has gone bankrupt. Finally, I tried to go through Martindale, which i the brand now listed on the Byrnes website) but they appear to prefer selling in bulk, so you have to request a quote.

Anyone know where I can easily buy such a blade?
And... does anyone know where I can get replacement screws for the table saw? I lost one of the screws that fits the zero clearance insert.
 
Basically, search for saw blades for Dremel 580 580-2 588 588-2 Table Saw. It has a 1/2 arbor and a limit of 4" disks.

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Tenryu 36 tooth carbide blade 4 inch for Dremel 580 580-2 588 588-2 Table Saw | eBay

This blade is made by Tenryu in Japan exclusively for and distributed by Zimbyo Products. Legendary Tenryu quality is clearly evident in this beautiful blade.
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Zimbyo 66 tooth blade 4 inch for Dremel Table Saw 580 580-2 588 588-2 8003 | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Zimbyo 66 tooth blade 4 inch for Dremel Table Saw 580 580-2 588 588-2 8003 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
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40 Tooth Saw Blade (4 Inch Dia., 1/2 Inch Hole)

DetailsSpecial Blade for the Dremel Table SawFor Dremel Table Saw Model 580Carbide tipped blades last 30 times longerMakes super-smooth cuts, even hardwoodKerf is .070 inch wideCuts thin wood and plastic
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Thank you both very much for your replies. Just "eyeballing" it suggests that a 4 1/2 inch saw would, at best, be a very close fit. I'll try the Dremel.
By the way, my goal is to cut some 1/2 inch thick hard maple. Is there a better blade than those for the Dremel?
 
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