"Andy Dingley" wrote in message


Cheap chop saws have a habit of using funny spindle diameters so you
can't replace the blade, either for a better one, a new sharp one, or
for a more appropriate choice of tooth. 30mm is standard though and
there's a big range.

My cheap ebay one cost £80

I can't fault it,gives accurate cut after cut ie no resetting of its
adustents.
The blade is 254x25 which isn't a standard blade size realy but screwfix do
em along with Tooled-up and probably elsewere if I look.



:-P