replacement blades for a B&D scorpion saw

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Hi
Need to get a new wood saw blade for my scorpion...cutting tree stump roots in the soil wasn't very good for it ..(either :mad: or :evil: or just plain stupid) Just found out how much they cost ...does any know if there are any other suitable (and cheaper) blades that are compatible?
 
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the trouble you have is they are very resticted in there apeal as far as i know they are b/d specific
same sort off idea as a printer for £30 machine is subsidised and cheap running cost consumables is where they make there money

a reciprical would be cheaper for blades as they are more general :rolleyes:

how much was your saw!!!
 
Thanks Big All and sorry for not thanking you sooner -for some reason my settings had changed and I was no longer getting e-mail notification of replies....
The saw was on special offer at B&Q when I got it -around £35 -which makes the blade replacement pack half the price....

I have managed to get just the blade I need off e-bay - they have obviously cut up the pack with all 3 blades in it and are selling it off in bits -and making a profit on it -but then I saved a few quid not getting the blades that I won't need...and I'll keep the knackered blade for cutting tree roots...':evil:' (no... I just will not do that again!!!) and use the new one for timber...

I looked at all the replacement blades in B&Q and could see that none seemed to fit ...and it is annoying when you see how cheap (especially) jigsaw blades are... I think if I need to use a jigsaw I'll use the scorpion until the blade breaks and then go buy a cheap jigsaw and pack of replacement blades - for the price of one pack of scorpion blades...thanks again
Lucy
 
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this is the problem trying to work out if you are throwing good money after bad

a jigsaw is certainly a more flexible /accurate tool in a practicable way

the reason you didnt thank me before was that feature wasnt there last time you posted on this thread lol :D

anyway if you are building up your diy kit i would suggest you look at ryobi one plus kit as they have over 25 tools that fit the same batteries
http://www.ryobitools.co.uk/PToneplus08/index.asp

you can in general get a jigsaw hammer drill 2 batts charger and kit bag for a ton
 

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