BTW It's for my Ryobi 10" miter saw.

Cutting green wood with a miter saw?

http://woodgears.ca/table_saw/sharpening_jig.html

>>994035
Nope, just framing lumber.

>>994022
Go to the ReStore (Habitat for Humanity thrift store), buy saw blades for a dollar each.

>>994160
The ReStores near me are usually about 1.5-2x the price of a regular home improvement store.

>>994302
Haggle maybe?

It's probably a decent thing to do, since the charity is still raising funds.

>>994022
step one, take a look at all the teeth (it helps to mark one with a sharpie so you know your starting point), see if there's any big chips or missing teeth.

>>994022
Cleaning the blade will make a huge difference in cuts, even in a dull blade
Also its easy to hand sharpen the blades.

Dont be a little girly and just do it.

>>994022
you might be able to use a fine diamond hone like such: http://www.amazon.com/SE-74330DF-6-Piece-Flat-Diamond/dp/B001EPZ71C

You should be able to get it retoothed, possibly where you bought it. Most modern carbide blades allow for it.

>>994302

This. It's a fucking ripoff. Brand new prices for beat to shit stuff, and the brand new shit they sell is 4x more than it should be.

I'm all for charity, but this is just blatant price gouging under the guise of charity, and I'm not OK with that.

>>994600
What is the best substance for removing the sap?

>>997328
sap is sugar what dissolves suger?

>>997332
Oh yeah lol! I'll just use cookie milk.

ammonia, the cleaner , is the best to clean blades.
Soak the blade in pan the size of the blade then use tooth brush/ acid brush rub off residue. rinse w/ water. Only need to soak hour or so. 5gal pail lid works for the big blades, just enough ammonia to cover blade.
Makes a big difference.

>>997328
I use Simple Green Pro HD. Regular simple green works great too, but its apparently corrosive enough to metal and can cause brittleness that will rip off teeth.

The Pro HD stuff is not corrosive