This weekend, I was replacing some siding on the garage. I had to replace some of the sheathing when cutting the first piece of OSB, I noticed after the first 12 inches or so, I started having problems following the line. What I noticed was the blade itself developed a warp in it. After I was done cutting, the blade would straighten back out. I was using a Oldham plywood blade on my circular saw. Obviously, the heat from cutting caused the blade to warp. I've just never seen this before.
Has anyone else run into something like this? Once this happens, I'm guessing its best to toss the blade & buy a new one?
Has anyone else run into something like this? Once this happens, I'm guessing its best to toss the blade & buy a new one?
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