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II.2 Standard Replacement Blade by Gemini Saw Company

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Price	$119.95
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Your Price:	$99.95 USD	(17% Off)

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Product Description

Standard replacement blade for the Taurus II.2 ring saw. Medium fine blade, .039/80 grit. Includes three yellow and four red grommets.

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Product Details

5 3/4 Inch
Diamond-coated
Stainless Steel
039-80 Grit

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4 out of 5 stars

blades break easy

By fibronana on April 8, 2009

Pros : don't have to grind after you cut a piece out. will cut tiny pieces

Cons : blades break to easy for me, after breaking 3 blades I am afriad of it. that gets real costly

Other Thoughts : I wish I could use mine without breaking blades. I do love the saw.

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5 out of 5 stars

Gemini Saw Blade Taurus II

By gabrieleglass on September 4, 2014

Pros : I have had my Taurus II for approximately 8 years now. You have to be careful not to force your glass to the blade, but rather let it do the work as you guide it. My first saw blade went quickly; however, this replacement was long overdue--my blade lasted {with regular use} almost a year. I also recommend replacing the belt and pulleys, bearings and grommets frequently.

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Other Thoughts : Also, Gemini Saw Company has excellent customer service if you call direct with questions.

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3 out of 5 stars

Replacement blade

By rrisenhoover692807181252 on February 27, 2014

Pros : Saw and blade cuts excellent and saves time

Cons : Blade breaks very easily and is very expensive to replace. Somewhat difficult to change out the gears, belt and blade. Afraid to use too much. Older replacement blades were excellent and lasted for reasonable amount of usage. Something seems different in the manufacture of blades.

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