How do you clean your circular saw blades ?

[gensetsteve]

It does take a lot of work this blade has lasted since January without a sharpen we were buying German blades which I worked out actually come from China. The teeth fall off and fit for the bin after 2 months. I am thinking of a half moon bath full of solvent then soak it over night befor rotating and sharpen. Ordered a few more blades today so we can rotate them.

[mendiplogs]

It does take a lot of work this blade has lasted since January without a sharpen we were buying German blades which I worked out actually come from China. The teeth fall off and fit for the bin after 2 months. I am thinking of a half moon bath full of solvent then soak it over night befor rotating and sharpen. Ordered a few more blades today so we can rotate them.

 

Hi Steve buy a new one thanks that good what your going to rotate the blades mate thanks Jon

[Chippy]

Soak them in liquid washing machine detergent for a hour or so then use a stiff brush to clean it off, to stop it building up as much use silicone spray.

[Cae Ffynnon]

Wait for the domestic manager to go out and put the blade through the dishwasher......

 

Or soak it in a bath of Cillit Bang Power Cleaner Floor and Grease. Cillit Bang ? a powerful range of products!

Brilliant stuff.

[GardenKit]

I have a 450 mm blade in an uncut saw. The wood is all kiln dried pine but the blade is bogging in the cut. The blade looks sharp and as good as new a reasonable quality Bosch blade. But have noticed a build up of resin around the teeth about 2 mm thick. Has any one found a product that removes this easily ?

Hi Steve

 

We have a fencing centre next door who have a production shop for fence panels, gates etc.

A couple of years ago I was chatting to the manager who said he was having tremendous problems with resin on his blades. I suggested he try the AgeaLube hedgetrimmer spray, and gave him a can.

Now he is a regular customer for this as it has totally cured his problem.

Available from most Aspen dealers.