Micro Lux table saw blades

[threebs]

Since Micro lux no longer offers the 230 and 180 tooth table saw blades for their table saw, are there any other blades equivalent that I could use? Mini circular saw blades with a 10mm arbor seem pretty common, but can they be used in a table saw safely?

 

[janos]

Since Micro lux no longer offers the 230 and 180 tooth table saw blades for their table saw, are there any other blades equivalent that I could use? Mini circular saw blades with a 10mm arbor seem pretty common, but can they be used in a table saw safely?

I have a Proxxon circular saw - I think it is the same animal that is sold as Microlux too. I've got different blades to it and not only Proxxon ones. They work fine and safe. I even use a blade (most likely a Dremel) with a bigger hole so I made a brass ring into it with the compulsory 10mm hole.
János

 

[threebs]

I have a Proxxon circular saw - I think it is the same animal that is sold as Microlux too. I've got different blades to it and not only Proxxon ones. They work fine and safe. I even use a blade (most likely a Dremel) with a bigger hole so I made a brass ring into it with the compulsory 10mm hole.
János

Thank you for your reply. I have my eye on a few that I am going to try.

 

[Y.T.]

I use these ones for semi delicate cuts. It is perfect.

 

[Kimosubby]

Try searching for slitting saw blades, MSCdirect do a selection of them for different size shafts.
I just entered slitting saw blades in a search engine and several venders popped up.

I got mine from a German company and use them for all my plank cutting after coarse sizing on a band saw. They work very well on plastic as well.

Kim