I just bought a very gently used craftsman 21829, and am relatively new to woodworking. My first project is going to be installing a snap lock floating cork floor in my living room and hallway. I currently have two questions, with many more to follow as this and other projects are tackled.
1-The saw came with the inlcuded blade, which I understand is the Chinese version of the Freud blade which came standard on the BT3K (24tooth?). Snaplock cork tiles have a cross section which is just under a 1/2 thick, and is comprised of a thin cork impact layer (bottom) fiberboard center (snap lock), and the final "finished" cork top. Knowing I can likely hide cuts under moulding at the edges, is there a blade which would be better suited for this material?
2-Is there a PDF owner's manual for the 21829 anywhere on the net someone can point me too? This is the only piece of kit the original owner could not readily locate.
1-The saw came with the inlcuded blade, which I understand is the Chinese version of the Freud blade which came standard on the BT3K (24tooth?). Snaplock cork tiles have a cross section which is just under a 1/2 thick, and is comprised of a thin cork impact layer (bottom) fiberboard center (snap lock), and the final "finished" cork top. Knowing I can likely hide cuts under moulding at the edges, is there a blade which would be better suited for this material?
2-Is there a PDF owner's manual for the 21829 anywhere on the net someone can point me too? This is the only piece of kit the original owner could not readily locate.
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