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Nef in reply to @dbr

I used to work with an old guy who swore by high pitch, negative rake blades for clean cuts on birch ply.
Found this: https://www.keybladesandfixings.com/products/copy-of-160mm-x-20mm-x-2-2mm-48-tooth-triple-chip-track-saw-blade-solid-surface-mfc-2206
Quite an expensive punt to take though.

Used to have a big one on the workshop tablesaw (not sure of the exact brand though).

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dbr in reply to @Nef

Maybe I’ll give it a go. Actually have a high tooth count negative rake blade for cutting metal. I can’t imagine it’ll speed up my cuts though...

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Nef in reply to @dbr

Yeah, deffo won’t make for the quickest cuts. And no doubt will get hot/burny as a result.

Random question, do you find your saw quite stiff on the rails? Even with the tensioners on their lowest setting, it doesn’t move along the rail as well as other track saws.

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