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Circular Saw - Right or Left Side Blade ?
It's time to replace my old circular saw and I see that there are saws with
blades on both sides. The saws with blades on one side appear to be for framing, and the others, I guess, are for general work. The old Porter Cable I inherited has the blade on the right side, and this is what I'm used to. Thinking about typical uses, I see advantages and disadvantages for each. Can someone tell me more about the differences? BTW, I'm right handed. - Magnusfarce |
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