Reply by Biff

Posted on Using a blade with a missing tooth???

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#1 posted 171 days ago

I would also worry about being off balance and the fact that if they had a bad batch, other teeth may let loose during use. Best to return it unused. If they don’t want it back then have a saw shop fix it.

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