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Post by Jolly on Sept 21, 2022 13:16:31 GMT
I do like the Project Farm channel...
Caveat: I like the Spyder blades, but the ones I bought last week cost more than the video quotes. Double-check pricing, as that may make a difference.
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Post by joebill on Sept 28, 2022 2:08:42 GMT
carbide blades make excellent frisbees. The high end ones are great for cabinet work on a table saw, but for the 7 1/4" and other hand held saws, a plain old steel Oldham blade with minimal set and a good sharpening job, cutting will be far more comfortable, make less sawdust and FAR less splinters, and can be resharpened quick and easy....often without removing it from the saw......Joe
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Post by Tim Horton on Oct 9, 2022 18:38:38 GMT
I was lucky enough to buy a 7 1/4 inch skill saw at a garage sale for $10. This about 5-6 years ago now.. Without going to look it is either Skill or Milwaukee brand (red)... It had what must have been a virtually new carbide blade.. I have used it for everything and it is finely getting a bit slow to cut and harder to push and guide..
Somewhere at a sale I bought about an 1 1/2 inch thick stack of blades for $3.. All were used and most are carbide.. I also have another saw I use for more rough cut type work.. I have got a lot of good use out of these blades with that..
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