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    Quote Originally Posted by mekanik View Post
    Hi guys
    Had a look @ that model, are you cutting steel with the TCT blade or using an abrasive disc ?
    I've actually got the 255mm Rage 3 - just using the stock multipurpose blade that came with it.
    I use that blade for most rough jobs & have a decent quality wood blade for more important diy jobs.
    I've used it to cut wood, plastic, aluminium & steel - does a decent job on all of them.

    There's a video on youtube of a guy in the USA demoing it cutting through loads of different materials & comments on cutting finish & material temperatures etc Its worth a look if you're considering getting one.
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