Mitre Saw Recommendation Please

yeah but you can't be guaranteed of sharp blades if you buy em 2nd hand.
Did anyone possibly tell you that blades 'Steel or Tungsten tipped' can (and are'- by true tradesmen' -sharpened when they lose their edge ?.)

A good tradesman can tell when their blades lose their edge- by the effort the machine needs to exert. Then- He-/she gets them sharpened.

The more teeth on the blade- the better the cut.
Steel tipped blades give the very best cut- but they lose their edge very quickly. Tungsten tips last longer- but the cut is not quite as good. Only a true tradesman would notice the difference though--honestly.

Only trying to be helpful bud. :)
didn't mean to sound argumentative, sorry. I was wondering whether certain blades could be sharpened or if most nowadays were throwaways.

How would a tradesman sharpen a blade? on a standard grinding wheel?
 
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yeah but you can't be guaranteed of sharp blades if you buy em 2nd hand.
Did anyone possibly tell you that blades 'Steel or Tungsten tipped' can (and are'- by true tradesmen' -sharpened when they lose their edge ?.)

A good tradesman can tell when their blades lose their edge- by the effort the machine needs to exert. Then- He-/she gets them sharpened.

The more teeth on the blade- the better the cut.
Steel tipped blades give the very best cut- but they lose their edge very quickly. Tungsten tips last longer- but the cut is not quite as good. Only a true tradesman would notice the difference though--honestly.

Only trying to be helpful bud. :)
didn't mean to sound argumentative, sorry. I was wondering whether certain blades could be sharpened or if most nowadays were throwaways.

How would a tradesman sharpen a blade? on a standard grinding wheel?

Nah- to long winded to do it yourself.
Just take it to a blade/tool machinist sharpener. They charge so much ) a tip.
Usually for say- a 32 (ish) tip saw 7 or 8 quid . Comes back like new .
A blade can be sharpened many many times. If a few tips have broken off (due to hitting a nail etc) they will replace them (tungston tips).
ALWAYS use sharp blades- stops your saw geting worn out.
 

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