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NUTTSGT

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What 14" blade is everyone using on their dry saws? The one I got needs to be replaced soon

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I usually grab one when I see them on sale. Rural King generally puts the Dewalt blades on sale. Depending if I'm there or what I need, but one or two will keep me going for awhile.
 
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I've had the Milwaukee dry saw for 5 years now. Haven't used my Milwaukee abrasive saw since.

I have found the OSHLUN brand blades very good quality and affordable.
 

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FWIW, when buying the 14" abrasive blades get the 7/64" not the 1/8" smaller kerf and cuts better.
 

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I have a Rage 2 saw and cut up rebar all the time, its ok but the built in vise is cheap and the base is very heavy.

Can anyone recommend a good replacement blade? Are these standard size blades? I pretty much just use it to cut rebar, and the current blade is losing some of its muster
I use a guy who replaces tons of teeth for carpenters that had no problem tuning my blade up once. The second time around I bought a 1472F Diablo. About $105.
On the Makita 12" I use their stock 60 tooth.I use the orighinal on the Milwaukee 8' too.$70 or so.Use a plywood backer and a guide bar when cutting thin sheet metal. Vibration kills these things.I killed the first 2 quick by holding angle and pipe in my hand like you would with 1x2 furring, a 2 by or dowel rods.
Forget it. Use a pipe vice or drill press vice and clamp everything tight.
 
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