I have a "selection" of cull lumber bought 65 percent off from the local LOWES (some was seventy-five off, and some is worth it). Included ar six two by twelves (pressure treated) twelve feet long that are not at all "wet" and have been air-drying in the store and my yard for a year or so.
OK, I need to rip them down into two by six boards (or whatever ripping them down the middle will actually yield). I have a Craftsman Industrial worm-drive "skill saw" that has the torque and power required - but I was hoping to find a "perfect blade" for the job at LOWES and thought to ask you rather than the clerk(s) at LOWES "What's the besk "skill saw" blade you have for ripping two-by P.T. Lumber - or plain old ripping vs general porpoise fooling around?"
Anyone have a recommendation?
I also have access to a Home Depot