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Old 01-24-2006, 01:11 PM
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Well if you are like me and have the blades with more teeth per inch that plug up with resin and sawdust but are to cheap to throw them away and get new ones LOL....get yourself some "Top Saver" it is really cheap now, I think I saw a kit for about 10.95...anyway, has a top saver that cleans and makes your table/saw tops slick, has a blade cleaner that works great and also a blade conditioner that keeps it from building up so fast, also has a router bit lubricant....good stuff and good buy......imho www.empiremfg.com and as usual, tell'em Dave Dunlap sent you lol...
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Old 01-24-2006, 01:34 PM
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Ken,

How do you clean the teeth....... I used to first unplug the saw....... then take a small brass wire brush. the kind you find at osh, then hold the brush next to the blade and turn the blade by hand by turning the top wheel.then do the other side. then buy a blade with 4-6 teeth per inch. so you don't have to do this. worked for me. Just old Jim.
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