chop saw blade for cornice etc

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been asked to fit a kitchen for a mate of mine. i currently have a 48 tooth and an 80 tooth blade but they have both been used for various stuff. possibly a touch blunt. i could get em sharpened up but i was wondering what you guys use when fitting cornice / lighting pelmet etc.

these are the blades im currently using.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bosch-216mm-T ... 500wt_1054

though iirc they werent that expensive when i got em

also ive seen that stuff that disolves the sap and all that on blades after theyve been used a fair bit. one of mine i ended up scraping clean. does it work well?

btw the machine is a dewalt dw701

cheers fellas

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ive just got some trend craft pro blades to try,

i think that should fit yours? proper mitre saw blade not a circular saw blade,

edit, help if i add the link
http://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/mitre-s ... lades.html

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yea 216mm -5 degree rake. propper chop saw blade.

what number tooth blade do you normally use on cornice etc fella?

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i think i got a 72t, thats a 10" blade

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cool.. i used the 80 tooth last time. but sorta forgot it was stil on and its been used for all sorts. only realised when i was cutting a bit of 4 x 2 up into loadsa wedges and smoke came off it. oops... haha

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i got
a 24t 48t and 72t 250mm blade for the chop saw, easy enough to keep swapping between jobs

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haha yep if you remember after not using it for a couple of weeks though.

ill send mine off to be sharpened up aswell. the local timber yard sends the table saws blades to get sharpened and they said i can send mine off with em aswell. canny of them.