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Looking For Best CircularSaw (WoodWorking) (Sandvik)

Msd.Sociance

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Rare & unrivaled Sandvik
these are unique :thumbup:
 

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RKA

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Given the pics, is it really a stretch to assume he's telling us?
 
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CWP1616L

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I think the OP is asking about circular saw blades.
Sandvik would be very nice, but I've never seen them over here. We have Sandvik pruning shears though. The most popular circular saw blade over here is the Irwin Marathon.
 

woody 73

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With all blades they tell me you get what you pay for, but being around the block as they say (up in years) I can tell you that the best power tool with a dull blade is worthless and the cheapest pos with a super sharp blade will win hands down.

The Sandvik is a very good blade, I own: Forrest,Freud,Delta,Olsen,Amana,Dewalt,Milwaukee, Irwin,Bosch,lenox,Makita,Morse and even more that I am forgetting but as I said I keep them sharp and they all perform very good.
 
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