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john
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New Saw Blade

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About a month ago I finally got to buy myself a dedicated ripping blade. I got to use it for the first time today and was amazed at how easily it ripped through the pine I was cutting. It was so easy and quiet, I actually stopped after a couple of inches to make sure I was cutting through the board.

Don't why I waited this long to add this tool to my collection.:)

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john wrote:About a month ago I finally got to buy myself a dedicated ripping blade. I got to use it for the first time today and was amazed at how easily it ripped through the pine I was cutting. It was so easy and quiet, I actually stopped after a couple of inches to make sure I was cutting through the board.

Don't why I waited this long to add this tool to my collection.:)

John


There is a reason they make both kinds... :)
They learned all about that back in the days when saws were all "Armstrong" powered and more effort "really" showed up.


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