Carbide saw blades

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davebodner
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Re: Carbide saw blades

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I hope you really meant simple green pro.
Actually it was. And fortunately so, because I didn't know any better.
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Re: Carbide saw blades

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jsburger wrote:
rjent wrote:OK, it might be dirty blades. I will attempt to diligently clean them. I will check my local HW store and see what kind of cleaners they have. I have check (and rechecked) the alignment with both by the manual procedure and with a dial indicator, so I am 100 percent confident it is aligned. Dusty, the cuts are smooth, as usual, with no tooth marks. I usually cut slow and careful so I don't know if that make any difference, and as far as MDF or PW, I never use it.

Thanks Algale, Dave, and Dusty. I appreciate the feedback. I will see what the cleaning does. Like I said, a new blade cuts like it did when the machine was new.

I will post back with my findings. I am working all week while my "boss" goes on a vacation, so I am busier more this week than normal, but I will have time to at least clean them and will probably use/test the results in a week or so.

Thanks guys! :)
Thanks John

This is what I use.

https://www.amazon.com/Cmt-Blade-Cleane ... B000GPF4NC

Works fine and no soaking over night. I just spray it on one side, let it soak for 10 minutes or so and use a brass tooth brush to scrub the pitch off. Then do the other side. 30 minutes and you are done.
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