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Does anyone have experience of this circular saw. Seen it at Screwfix for £49.99 with a TCT blade and I am considering getting one for tray cutting. Any idea of life expectancy of the blades.
 
I'm gonna get one as well! I also have the chop saw version which is excellent - although i think i would prefer using the chop saw for cutting tray as it is likely the handheld one will move around a lot! I use the chopsaw with the same blade for unistrut, studding and PVC trunking and dado trunking - well worth the money!
 

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