How to Care for Circular Saw Blades

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Summary: Tips for making your saw blades last longer. Learn how to take care of circular saw blades in this free woodworking series from an expert furniture maker.

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Slawek Hadziewicz Slawomir "Slawek" Hadziewicz has worked for a wood shop since 1997. He began by making small custom projects in wood for local users and commercial businesses... read more

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How to Care for Circular Saw Blades

To take care of your blade, it's really a simple task, unless your teeth, on the blade, are completely destroyed, very often you will find that you can revitalize your blade and reuse it again without re-sharpening it by simply utilizing "Easy Off." Very easy to obtain from any grocery store or anywhere that is available. You simply spray this all over the blade, you wait a few minutes, you wipe it nice and clean and, this particular product, will remove, most of the gunk, any type of soap build-up and sap. Sap is the thing that would cause your blade to burn, which is very undesirable in the fine finishes or any kinds of cots. You do it on both sides and very quickly you will find out that the blade that you paid $60 to $100, can be used over and over again. Thank you very much.