Definitely going for two new blades - one around 24t for ripping & 60 or 80T for crosscut & plywood.Two different jobs, two different blades, IMO Freud seem to suit my needs.
Hobbyist.Nice to see there is still some interest in this saw and the modifications needed to make it better for the hobbiest. Is that a word?
40 year old, melamine coated chipboard kitchen cabinet sides - it moved but not by much.It would be an amazing piece of timber that would stay within that tolerance once cut.
No get some from Saxon, Rennie, trend etc £15 each.40 year old, melamine coated chipboard kitchen cabinet sides - it moved but not by much.
Buying a couple of blades is proving difficult, as there's so many of the damn' things available, even if I restrict the two to 24t & 80t - the former for ripping & latter for fine cross-cutting & plywood.
Axminster do a pair but are they actually worth nigh in £140? That is almost double some other supposedly quality options.
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