Birdhunter
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I had noticed my Kapex was cutting slower and was harder to push through hard wood. The blade was the original and had been used to cut exotics, oak, Ipe, and assorted other woods. I cleaned the blade even though it didn't have any appreciable buildup around the teeth. Cutting was very slightly better.
I always have a new or recently sharpened blade to keep in rotation for the Kapex and the SawStop.
I put on a completely new blade on the Kapex. The cutting was amazingly better! I just had not realized how dull the old blade had become. May have been my imagination, but I think the new blade produced less dust.
So, off to Forrest went the old blade. When I get it back, I'll start a regular rotation schedule.
I always have a new or recently sharpened blade to keep in rotation for the Kapex and the SawStop.
I put on a completely new blade on the Kapex. The cutting was amazingly better! I just had not realized how dull the old blade had become. May have been my imagination, but I think the new blade produced less dust.
So, off to Forrest went the old blade. When I get it back, I'll start a regular rotation schedule.