Leon wrote:
IMHO BS blades are so inexpensive to start with, why pinch pennies here. I
would certainly give 1 a try and compare it to a better quality blade.

That's certainly true, especially when you consider what we're asking
them to do.
Compare that to a a good circular blade and yeah, we're getting off easy.


For general purpose cutting the $10 blades may be just what you are looking
for but for the better cut you are probably going to buy a better blade.
Keep in mind that Timberwolf makes good blades and are probably cheaper than
Woodcraft.


Thanks for the endorsement of Timberwolf. I was wondering about them.


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