Has anybody used the Festool Track Saw to cut stacked up veneer pieces? I saw a demo at a shop where a guy used a negative rake blade made for cutting aluminum on his saw to cut a 10 pc stack of veneer pieces. He removed the riving knife and ran the saw backwards on the rail while compressing the veneered stack down. The finished cut on all the pieces was beautiful with zero chips or tear out. He said Festool doesn't sell these blades anymore because folks that cut aluminum with them as Festool had originally designed was generating sparks that ended up in their dust collector. They didn't think ahead and remove their dust collector hose. I was thinking of buying a fireplace ash dust collector and hooking it up to the saw whenever needed for cutting aluminum. There is a built in spark arrestor that solves he spark problem. But my primary question... does anybody have experience running the track saw backwards on the rail with a negative rake blade?