Or during Wisconsin winters when the grass is covered with 3 foot of snow!Originally Posted by Jason Beam
Good advice - i forgot to mention how i open mine: In the grass! Just fling 'em. :P
Make sure the grass is dry, though! DAMHIKT!!!
Jim
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Or during Wisconsin winters when the grass is covered with 3 foot of snow!Good advice - i forgot to mention how i open mine: In the grass! Just fling 'em. :P
Make sure the grass is dry, though! DAMHIKT!!!
Jim
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John, I like to keep my band saw blades handy where I can get to them. I use the 3 coil method and built this holder for the wall near my saw. I will hold 2-3 in each bin. I usually twist tie the blades, and as you can see they fit snug with a tapered box, so they stay put.
Regards, Ken
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I always coil mine.
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For the longer ones (120" or more you can do 5 coils and take up less space.
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George
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I hang them on the wall (up high on the wall, too...)...coiled.
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