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Tooth Breakage & Wear
All blades wear and the Japanese teeth can break off, but with certain techniques you can make them last longer than usual. At times you need to make the cut despite the knowledge that it will scrap your blade, like using the nail cutting bi-metal blades to cut a hardened screw or an ancient square iron spike when the alternative is either not getting the job done, or having to create far more damage in digging out the offending fastener.
On the other hand, when a blade is dead and cuts no more, quit trying to use it -- you are just engaging in an exercise in frustration.
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