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   Knotscott | Dec 05, 2006 04:48am | #1

   I've used the 10" version of this 80T DeWalt Series 60 blade...their top line. I thought it was excellent - DW7649, on sale for $55, it'll ring up for only $49.50 with free shipping after an automatic 10% promo discount. Nice deal IMHO on a quality British blade.

   http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DW7649-Crosscut-Woodworking-Blade/dp/B00008K2TR/sr=11-1/qid=1165282919/ref=sr_11_1/103-0666017-4028638

   
   

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   Edited 12/4/2006 8:51 pm ET by Knotscott

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   wrudiger | Dec 05, 2006 07:05am | #3

   I've been pleased with the Ridgid 12" 60T.  It is an excellent value at $40 on-line currently.  I got it to abuse and it did very well on a bunch of nasty pressure-treated fir. It lost it's edge somewhere into a big pile of Ipe - no surprise.  It's no Forrest Chopmaster, but still... 

   On the other hand, the Ridgid 100T at $75 could well give the 80T Chopmaster at $100 a run for the money.

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   dperfe | Dec 06, 2006 01:37am | #4

   hey thanks people. I mistakenly deleted my original post. But you get the jist. Just need a secondary blade for my chopsaw, and would like to keep the cost down but still get something that will do a fair job.

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   Troy | Dec 05, 2006 06:59am | #2

   Check out e-bay I have had good luck with blades that were last years models, "warehouse" over stocks ect. There seems to be a lot of Dewalt 40 and 60 series blades as well as B&D pharana blades for very nice prices. Anyway if you are pataint its a good way to get a half way decent blade

   Troy