Blade for conti board

[JimboM]

Hi all

I need to cut some conti board to fill in the gaps in our new wardrobes install. Will be using a circular saw for the long cuts and apparently the higher the tooth count on the blade the better the finish. However as this is a one off I don't want to spend a fortune on a blade that will never be used again, so what tooth count would you guys suggest I should be looking at as a minimum.

Cheers

 

[ntb]

24T

You can reduce the chipping by pre scoring the cutting line with a sharp knife and covering with masking tape.

 

[foxhole]

Just run a fine bead of dec caulk thru all the joints, hides any cut marks.

 

[phatboy]

I'd go 40T, Saxton blades seem to do pretty cheap ones and they seem fine from the times I have used them.