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Cutting pressure treated 4x4's
Happy New Year all!
I need to cut 3 pressure treated 4x4's into 36" lenghs for a small project I am doing. Will the 4x4's do any special damage to my saw blades (I was going to use my 10" sliding miter saw) or should I take them outside and use a chain saw? I know there is arsenic in the pressure treating material so I will wear a respirator in either case but I'm concerned about dulling my blade. TIA. Dick Snyder |
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