i need a blade to make  wood siding and flooring?
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I used this site not too long ago when we were building our house. hope it helps.\n\nwww.reliableblades.com
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cured mahogany is ok for outside. what kind of sapele. home depot sells an outdoor treatment for all types of wood
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I really like a gerber for myself. It is very sharp right out of the box.\nAnd will hold an edge very good. Be Careful. Try to find one made\nin USA.\n\n.
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That´s the problem, you should just stick with the standard\nBermuda, no need to switch. It grows faster and stays much\ngreeener during the hottest days of summer and is much easier\nto mow than the wider blade. Don´t forget to fertilize well at the beginning of July and don´t repeat until early in September.
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try   funbasedlearning.com
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if your looking to make a back ground.... just look them up online there are sevreal premade layouts! so we dont have to go through all the trouble! kk  ; )
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Go to steel supply house or local hardware
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Try to make it at 3 feet.  It will probably be easier.  I'd probably use balsa wood.
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Try going to a local Tool and die shop and have a few made.\nI am sure they can help you for a  reasanoble cost, \nIts very basic Machining.\n\npeace
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Are you looking to make wooden or metal ones?\n\nIn either case, it can be exceedingly dangerous to work with practice weapons that are not made by those trained for thier contruction. Even hardened steel swords will eventually break during practice, but a properly made one will break without shattering to dozen or so pieces and maiming you. THe same holds true for wooden wasters, who are often laminted and made of compsoite layers to aviod such issues.\n\n\nBelow are the links to some pre-made wasters.
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Well, 1st off, I suggest you buy one,(its alot less hassle). If you want to make one you would need "marine" plywood", "fiber-glass resin and Cloth", Paint, Small "skegs" and a "design-shape" to cut your board with. It is not an easy task. Alot of sanding.layering "glass". BUY a board don't try makin one!!!!!.....good luck!
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Go to any home supply store like home depot or home hard ware. They will have stuff you need. It shouldn't be too hard to make one.
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A lathe, a drill press, and a milling machine would be a good start, although how you plan to use them when you don't even know the names for them is a bit of a mystery to me.  Try Harbor Freight or Northern Tools.\n\nhttp://www.harborfreight.com/\nhttp://www.northerntool.com/
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You can probably find one on ebay or buy this one:\nhttp://www.northeastscubasupply.com/knives/Schrade_survival.htm
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wood doors, steel, screen, glass, garage-type, sliding, automatic, manual, doggy doors
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It's difficult to find a plywood any thicker than 3/4", hardwood or softwood. In dimensional lumber measurements, 1" is usually referred to as 5/4...but that's not plywood.  You might try WoodPlanet at www.woodplanet.com ... They have 1" thick sheets of 4'x8' hard maple plywood, A/A grade, good on both sides, which sounds like something you might be looking for.
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I would recommend visiting a sports equipment store. They should either sell roller blade trainers, or be able to tell you where to buy them.