New blade for plunge saw

[Alexphd1]

Got some solid oak (27&40mm butcher block) worktops to cut down for various jobs and the cuts will be on show. Need a new blade for the dewalt plunge saw, any recommendations? 

 

Also will need to router the sharp edge done slightly, any good recommendations on router bits.

[PeterW]

Tried Axminster ..? I’ve got an Axcaliber CutPro which I used on laminate panels and it is really good. Same with their router bits - not cheap but edges seem to last. 
 

https://www.axminstertools.com/accessories/power-tool-accessories/sawing/circular-saw-blades-power-tool?a_blade_diameter=28497

[Gone West]

+1 for Axminster. They have a store fairly local to me and I usually try there first for tools, adhesives etc.

[Russell griffiths]

I just brought a couple of TREND router bits, very good but stupidly expensive. 

[PeterW]

13 minutes ago, Russell griffiths said:

I just brought a couple of TREND router bits, very good but stupidly expensive. 

Have you seen the packs they do ..? They seem to be good prices for the 6 pack based on singles but usually have a couple of odd ones you never use !!

 

[Russell griffiths]

Just now, PeterW said:

Have you seen the packs they do ..?

 

Not yet, I’m very new to this router thingy and just wanted two bits, when I get into door fitting and the second fix stuff I will do a bit more looking. 

What do you suggest?

[markc]

Freud blades every time (unless you need a flat top tooth for joinery). 

Go for 48 tooth as a good all rounder.

[PeterW]

15 minutes ago, Russell griffiths said:

Not yet, I’m very new to this router thingy and just wanted two bits, when I get into door fitting and the second fix stuff I will do a bit more looking. 

What do you suggest?

1/2 or 1/4 ..?? This is the one I usually buy 

 

https://www.toolstation.com/trend-12-router-cutter-starter-set/p37839