Advice needed on a circular saw bleed

by **flipyer** » Tue Apr 26, 2011 4:46 pm

Hi,

I am in the process of lifting some floorboards to relay in my living room - with view to sanding , varnishing etc. I'd like to make some amendments to the length of the lifted boards using a circular saw. My black and decker CD601 circular saw has a blade with 12 teeth 170mm x 16mm max rpm 7000. I understand a neater cut would be achieved by more teeth (40?) I am having difficulty choosing a suitable blade and wondered if someone could assist in what I should buy?

Thank you in advance

Neil

by **stoneyboy** » Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:32 pm

flipyer,
Have a look on ebay and pick a tungsten carbide tipped one with a lot more teeth, this will give you a much fine cut on cross grain. Do avoid hitting nails.
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