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Milwaukee 2831-21 M18 FUEL 18V 6-1/2" Cordless Li-Ion Plunge Track Saw Kit $489
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I then bought the Wen 110" track for less than the Milwaukee 50. No difference in quality.
Go Wen for the track.
I like the Dewalt ones, they're basically one handed quick-clamps for your track
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The Massca track saw clamp is money as well.
It comes with a new blade designed specifically for the track saw.
Cool. But which one? The 40T? Genera purpose? I ask to determine if I need to pick up extra blades along with a track.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079JGGSNK They've been ~$40 lately. Same diameter blade, but different size arbor (20mm vs 15.9mm or 5/8").
The Makita ones have a very thin kerf which makes them efficient.. recommend trying to pursue the same with this Milwaukee or whatever other brand of track saw you may have.
Keep in mind with wider kerfs, you may be biting off more of your splinter guard, and going back to a thinner kerf blade might splinter more with less 'exit' edge support.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079JGGSNK They've been ~$40 lately. Same diameter blade, but different size arbor (20mm vs 15.9mm or 5/8").
The Makita ones have a very thin kerf which makes them efficient.. recommend trying to pursue the same with this Milwaukee or whatever other brand of track saw you may have.
Keep in mind with wider kerfs, you may be biting off more of your splinter guard, and going back to a thinner kerf blade might splinter more with less 'exit' edge support.
The Milwaukee saw handles the included blade fine. It hums right through oak. I know some thin kerf blades are susceptible to wavering/wobble/vibration, so I probably won't get a thinner blade for now. I don't think this is as big of a problem versus 10-12" blades, but I don't need to test it at this time.
Most of the other Makita blades offered are 0.73-0.87 - I grabbed an extra one with a different kerf/tooth profile be able to make nice flat-bottom score cuts, but I'm wary of using it because it's going to take more off my splinter guard.