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A c.1989 Delta Motorized Miter Saw made it's way into my basement. All 70 lbs of it. After a few cuts, I noticed the blade gave me a ragged edge. Thinking it was dull, I ordered a 60T blade while I thought about sharpening services. Oshlun SBW-100060N 10-Inch 60 Tooth Negative Hook Finishing ATB Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor for Sliding Miter and Radial Arm Saws The one that came off is a Freud 50T. They both have the laid-back angle to the teeth. The Oshlun is billed as "radial arm / sliding miter saw blade". Despite not saying "chop saw", I believe it was @Gene Howe who recommended "negative rake". So I have the right blade? I did not realize the Freud was a 50T. But I'm hoping the 60T and different grouping will produce a smoother cut. Saw blade insecurity strikes! Thinking maybe the Makita 80T from HD, $30 less, might have been better. But HD is a quagmire of temptation. So, even if I'm not thrilled with the Oshlun 60T, what happens if I use it in a table saw? The gentler angle will require a slower cut?
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