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I guess my plan is to just file the teeth with a new 12" file. I'm staying away from a die grinder, knowing me I'd surely take too much off with big differences from tooth to tooth. For now I'm just going to ignore the blade waving, I've not ever heard that there is any danger of the blade grenading or anything like that. As soon as the blade meets wood it runs true it seems. I got a decent deal on the saw I think ($400), but if I need to put hundreds into the blade I'm going to have to do a major rethink.
Blades will only run true at a given RPM range. A sharp blade that diameter doesn't have to be run real fast in order to cut fast. Try some different speeds.
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