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Unread 03-01-2016, 16:11
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Re: GRIZZLY TOOLS

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Originally Posted by DaveL View Post
Interesting. Having read the post about the Rage2, I was interested to try it. Thanks for the post. We are using a 12" 80 tooth, carbide blade. I'm not sure if its Lenox or this Dewalt (12", 80 teeth, carbide, $30);
http://www.lowes.com/pd_73714-70-DW3...r+sa w+blades

Found this blade at Home Depot. Is this the one? (12", 60 teeth, carbide, $108)
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Diablo-12...60CF/206287397

Dave
The Dewalt blade you linked is okay but the construction-grade carbide is not fantastic. A better Dewalt blade is the one with carbide teeth that are bare and not painted over.

This is the Freud Diablo blade we use
http://www.amazon.com/D1280X-Diablo-.../dp/B00008WQ35

Many cuts through aluminum and it still looks brand new.

We use a smaller one of similar type in a circular saw to cut aluminum plate.
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