Joe Strout wrote in
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Joe,
As someone who cuts large amounts of aluminum extrusions, angles, rounds,
etc, on a mostly daily basis, I strongly suggest you invest in a miter
saw, and a *nonferrous metal* carbide tipped blade. There _is_ a
difference between a carbide blade for wood, and a nonferrous metal
blade. The grade of carbide, for one, and the amount of support for the
tooth for a second. The miter saw will most likely come with a carbide
blade for wood, which you can use for wood working projects. Buy a
quality nonferrous metal blade for aluminum.

A carbide tooth flying off the blade at speed is not something you want
to be in the immediate area of, especially dead in line with the blade.



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Anthony

You can't 'idiot proof' anything....every time you try, they just make
better idiots.

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