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Worth noting that replacing a blade can be a fairly expensive proposition depending on the blade you were using, but of course the argument is that the cost of
by markkanof 6y ago
Worth noting that replacing a blade can be a fairly expensive proposition depending on the blade you were using, but of course the argument is that the cost of that is far cheaper than medical bills and lost fingers. Seems like a valid argument assuming it's not a false trip.
Also, the safety feature can be temporarily disabled if needed to cut through something like damp wood that might cause a false trip.
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- bradlys 6y agoA $200 saw blade can be resharpened after such an incident. It’s not as expensive as you might think.
- michaelcampbell 6y agoGenerally at around the same cost as a cheaper blade. I'm not sure who the actual market is for hella'spensive blades; the difference in cut quality I've not actually seen; certainly not enough to justify the expense.