To maximise the life of your blade clean it regularly to remove any build up on the surface of the blade body and teeth. We recommend a quick wipe with a rag soaked in automotive brake cleaner or WD40 to keep your blade in tip-top cutting
condition. If you cut a lot of ‘sappy’ wood or plywood you can remove the blade and soak and scrub it with brake cleaner and a stiff bristle brush to remove heavy build up and restore cutting performance.When cutting with your saw don’t apply excess pressure to force the workpiece through the blade, let the blade do the work and gently feed the workpiece through the blade.