The phrase "a blade set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of blades, typically in the context of tools, kitchenware, or machinery.
Example: "I just purchased a new knife block that comes with a complete blade set for all my cooking needs."
Alternatives: "set of blades" or "collection of blades".
Near the opening of the film, she recalls the time a John attempted to cut away her face with a blade, setting a precedent for the shocking accounts of violence that pervade the film; murderous pimps, systemic child abuse, and drug-related crime all feature.
It also can save you money in the long run: if you buy a classic blade set for a few hundred dollars, you'll never buy $3 cartridges again.
When the grass is still green and growing in the spring, mow with a sharp blade set at a height of 3" to 3-1/2" (7.6 - 8.9 cm).
But adding an extra blade set at a slightly different angle, which raises whiskers so the other blade can cut them cleanly, does illustrate this pattern.
Accurate prediction of "buzz-saw" noise in a turbofan inlet duct necessitates consideration of nonlinear acoustics, modelling a complete fan blade set, modelling an acoustic liner, and calculations at high frequencies.
(Tools for this include a utility knife, a ceramic chisel, a hammer and for caulk removal from the facing of the tile use vice grips with a utility knife blade set in like a scraper) Apply tile sealant.
By Egyptian times it had acquired a wooden haft, or handle, with a copper or bronze blade set flat at the top of the haft to form a T. In this form the adz continued to be the prime hand tool for shaping and trimming wood.
Results showed that a set of rotating straight blades can only create a furrow if the blade set exerts sufficient strain onto the soil volume between the blades.
Cut the bottom out of a piece of your lumber, the size you have measured, with the saw blade set on a 7 degree bevel on the long sides so it fits the tapered sides of your chest.
