Blades for circular saw

[brightspark]

I rate Freud
https://www.screwfix.com/c/tools/cutting-blades/cat5970020?brand=freud&productdiameter=190_mm

30t should be ok for general use

bloody good blades Teflon coated as well . use them in my hand held saws mainly. get a general purpose blade if u don't get one with the correct size bore u get reducer rings. if I get a decent blade real cheap its worth doing but if you pay top whack get the correct size

 

[brightspark]

Use them on my tracksaw

I use there multitool blades good quality and cheap ish price

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

bloody good blades Teflon coated as well . use them in my hand held saws mainly. get a general purpose blade if u don't get one with the correct size bore u get reducer rings. if I get a decent blade real cheap its worth doing but if you pay top whack get the correct size

As long as I avoid nails il get a year of rough work and keep a spare for fine

 

[brightspark]

I have 2 bench saws and a chopsaw .one bench saw I use on rough wood of unknown origin provided its reasonable the other only clean wood and the chopsaw new wood only. don't want the blades to get damaged or blunted

 

[dyno-tron]

Freud, Trend, Makita, Bosch, DeWalt - All respected and make good blades ,it's definitely worth paying for a decent brand especially in the 190mm size as they aren't mega bucks, it's not worth wasting money on cheapos (like I did - doh!)