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  1. 09-17-2020 #1
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    Type of saw blade ?

    What type of saw blade is this?

    For what material?

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    Re: Type of saw blade ?

    I seem to recall blades like that described as "chip limited" meaning that cut rate is reduced. Can't find anything to support that though...
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    Re: Type of saw blade ?

    Not sure but I have one almost just like it. It may be for cutting very hard stone like granite.
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    Re: Type of saw blade ?

    Here's some similar blades on ebay.

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sears-Craft....c100677.m4598
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    And... depending on how the tips are ground...

    https://www.bigrocksupply.com/12-inc...saw-blade.aspx
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    Re: Type of saw blade ?

    For cutting wood with nails in it, maybe?
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    Re: Type of saw blade ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Broccoli1 View Post
    What type of saw blade is this?

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    Its a wood ripping blade.

    As opposed to a cross cutting blade.
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    Re: Type of saw blade ?

    Quote Originally Posted by John T View Post
    Its a wood ripping blade.

    As opposed to a cross cutting blade.
    Definitely not a "glue line rip" blade, though. I suspect the wood is gonna come out looking more like rope than wood after that sledgehammer maul gets done with it.
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    Re: Type of saw blade ?

    I would say Hardie board or fiber cement blade.
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