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Based on recommendations of this forum, I just ordered a Eurekazone kit for my PC circular saw. Now I need a recommendationfor a good blade that won't break the bank. I like Forrest blades but can't justify that much money for a circular saw blade. Does Freud make a good CS blade? What about other manufacturers?
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I really like the Freud Diablo I have on my Craftsman saw. At around $18 at Home Depot it was kinda pricey (for a circular saw blade). But it has worked well for me with luan plywood and MDF.
Dan
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The Freud 40 tooth blade does a beautiful job on plywood.
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Some folks have been saying nice things about a variable tooth blade from PC, I believe.
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Yep. I have the variable tooth blade from PC that works wonderfully.
Dan
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Originally Posted by Curt Putnam
Ditto to what Curt said. The 40 tooth Freud from the Orange Borg works very well.
[OP]
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Thanks to all that replied. I think I will run down to the Borg and check them out.
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