Circular saw blade

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WassefMember since May 2016

Hi everybody 

is there like a circular saw blade that cuts through everything,if you know one plz do let me know the name of the blade

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Wassef wrote:

Hi everybody 

is there like a circular saw blade that cuts through everything,if you know one plz do let me know the name of the blade

Define everything… Typically blades are either designed for wood, non-ferrous metals and plastics, or ferrous metals. You won’t really find a cut all blade that in aware of.

FazzmanMember since Apr 2014

Wassef wrote:

1 hour ago, Wassef said:

Hi everybody 

is there like a circular saw blade that cuts through everything,if you know one plz do let me know the name of the blade

Short answer no. are there blades that will cut thru multiple types of materials? yes. 

 

Please define more of what it is you are trying to do bud,the way you worded your question makes it a little tough to steer you to the proper direction.

 

To cover most types of materials hard to go wrong with Diablo blades.  if you are trying to cut masonry or something,you gotta have a diamond abrasive blade.

jeffmcmillanMember since Jun 2015

An old one.  The thing stopping you from cutting random stuff with any blade is potential damage to the blade.  If you don’t care about the blade it doesn’t matter.

 

Also worth noting you can’t just slap a ferrous blade on a regular circular saw, they’re designed for metal cutting saws with lower speed and higher torque so you’ll chip teeth the same as a wood blade albeit a bit slower if you try to cut metal with one in a circular saw.  In some cases you can get around that by using an undersized blade to reduce effective speed.  Conversely you can use some wood blades on a metal cutting saw without too much trouble.

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