I have a Ridgid Fuego 6-1/2” circular saw that I use primarily for breaking down (cross cutting?) 3/4” plywood. It seems to do a good job when I measure correctly, but the cut is not a very clean one. Assuming I should get a blade intended for cutting plywood, how many teeth would the ideal blade have? I see blades with as many as 100 teeth. Does the number of teeth have an effect in the saw’s ability to follow the straight edge I use with it?
Sorry if this question has been posted recently. I haven’t seen it in the last hour of reading through the site.
Sorry if this question has been posted recently. I haven’t seen it in the last hour of reading through the site.