Originally Posted by Aaron Cake

I have almost the same saw. The stock blade works well for stainless if you have the speed set to the slowest. Otherwise you rip teeth off of the blade.

I also made a small coolant system for mine. Welded up a small aluminum tray to sit under the blade between the legs. It drains into a washer fluid tank from a Geo Metro. The washer fluid pump moves the coolant up a tube to a sprinkler dribbler positioned above the blade. Works quite well to speed up the cut and leave a cleaner edge. You can tell by the sound of the blade it's much happier.