Circular Saw and Blades 101 | How To Anything

A circular saws can seem intimidating if you aren't familiar with it, but with a little information and practice, you can unlimited uses for a circular saw around your home. Taylor will walk you through the basics, how to operate, safe practices, and even how to change out the blade.
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[@robertlee8805]

Great video. Now how to cut French cleats? To make a hood to cover our window AC and whole house exhaust fan. Insulated hood covers for the fall & winter seasons.

[@name.terrie]

So appreciate this! Thanks!

[@johnrobertd748]

How about how to put the blade on correctly?

[@DenaliDad]

There has to be more to the types of blades than just "the more teeth, the smoother the cut." Is there a video that explain the different types of circular saw blade details?

[@lowes]

You are correct. For the most there are four major categories of circular saw blades. Ripping, Crosscut, Combination and Specialty blades. The less teeth the faster and more aggressively the blade with cut through materials, the more teeth on the blade the nicer finish you will get.

[@RS-yl8ys]

Is his last name Diyer?