Thinking of upgrading my old skill saw to a Porter-Cable Saw Boss 6"
circular saw. I like the idea of left blade and small size and I think
the smaller blade should have less run out. Don't know about getting
blades for it though. I see Freud has 20 and 40 tooth ATB blades but
wanted to hear what others have and use. I will use it for final cuts on
plywood veneer mostly.
TIA
jw
On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 02:34:55 GMT, j <[email protected]> wrote:
>Thinking of upgrading my old skill saw to a Porter-Cable Saw Boss 6"
>circular saw. I like the idea of left blade and small size and I think
>the smaller blade should have less run out.
it's a great little saw. I found it very accurate and it cuts faster than any
other saw I have tried. with a good straightedge I can cut dead on.
I have gotten my last blades at the same store i got the saw the on ones from
PC are good quality.
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Steve Knight wrote:
> On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 02:34:55 GMT, j <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>>Thinking of upgrading my old skill saw to a Porter-Cable Saw Boss 6"
>>circular saw. I like the idea of left blade and small size and I think
>>the smaller blade should have less run out.
>
> it's a great little saw. I found it very accurate and it cuts faster than any
> other saw I have tried. with a good straightedge I can cut dead on.
> I have gotten my last blades at the same store i got the saw the on ones from
> PC are good quality.
>
Thanks for your feedback. Yes I was wondering about the blades. The only
ones I see are from P-C and Freud and at that they are ATB don't see a
rip blade.
jw
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>Thanks for your feedback. Yes I was wondering about the blades. The only
>ones I see are from P-C and Freud and at that they are ATB don't see a
>rip blade.
Don't think I have seen a rip blade. but with the narrow kerf it may not be
needed. I have crosscut 8/4 purpleheart without a problem with it.
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