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The Circular Saw Demystified

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Remodeling for Geeks breaks down circular saws and some tips for buying that include:

When you buy your saw, buy new blades. The blade that comes with the saw is like the starter cartridges you get when you buy a new printer. For this discussion, we will focus on carbide blades for cutting wood. 2x material and various panels like particle board and plywood.

Sawblades come in a wide variety. For the purpose of this discussion I will focus on carbide blades for wood. They cut better, last longer, are quieter, and will give you the most value.

And don't forget the kerf when measuring your cut.

Charles & Hudson | June 23, 2008 | Comments () |

 

 

  • HeathCoker
    Oops, I thought there was more to this article. Thanx anyway.
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