I have an old Mag III with a 7 inch drill assembly. It looks like after this year it's going to be hard to find blades for it. The HSOforum states "permanently out of stock" on the 7.25 inch chipper blades I need. So, I'm going to get an 8 inch drill now. I'm debating between just getting another chipper blade or stepping up and putting a Lazer drill assembly on my powerhead. Please tell me the good and the bad about the Lazer blades. I know they cut faster and easier, but, do they hold an edge very long? I've also heard a few complaints about the blades not contacting the ice very well after being used for awhile. So, if you have a good story or a bad one, please share it and help me come to a decision. Thanks.
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I have an old Mag III with a 7 inch drill assembly. It looks like after this year it's going to be hard to find blades for it. The HSOforum states "permanently out of stock" on the 7.25 inch chipper blades I need. So, I'm going to get an 8 inch drill now. I'm debating between just getting another chipper blade or stepping up and putting a Lazer drill assembly on my powerhead. Please tell me the good and the bad about the Lazer blades. I know they cut faster and easier, but, do they hold an edge very long? I've also heard a few complaints about the blades not contacting the ice very well after being used for awhile. So, if you have a good story or a bad one, please share it and help me come to a decision. Thanks.
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