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Re: Torture Test: Recip Saw Blades

A lot of times when cutting a hole in a roof to save time I'll cut with the shingles still on. It works great at first but then the blade starts to gum up with tar and it starts burning instead of cutting. I've tried a few different blades and found some work for much longer than others before getting gummed up. How about a "gum up" test?