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What's the difference between a cut-off blade and a cross cut blade?
They seem to have the same ratings for material with one exception that
the cutt-off blade is not recommended for ripping at all where it's "good" with a cross cut blade. Could you tell me what type of cuts are ideal for each? Thanks. |
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