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This carbon steel blade fits the F. Dick 20-inch bone saw (item 9100750) and replaces a blade that has broken or gone dull. It installs with the saw’s quick-clamp mechanism in a minute or two.Carbon steel takes and holds a keen tooth, which makes a carbon blade a good choice for sawing heavy bone at volume. It needs drying after each use, because carbon steel rusts if it is left wet. The stainless steel replacement blade is the alternative for wet environments or when the saw sits between uses.To change the blade, release the tension on the frame, unhook the old blade, and seat the new one with the teeth pointing in the cutting direction before re-tensioning. A properly tensioned blade cuts straight and is less likely to snap. Keep a spare on hand so a broken blade does not stop the line. For frozen food, see the 14-inch bone and frozen food saw, which takes its own blade. Learn More