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I've cut them without noticing at the time but don't doubt other stories. -
Not if it is a SawStop. Otherwise, it's like Dr. Z said, maybe. I've had good luck, but if you know the nail is there maybe there's an alternative (assuming it can't be removed). Maybe TS or BS close to the nail and through cut witha hack saw? Use an inexpensive/disposable blade? -
It depends. I've cut them with no issue, but I also ruined an almost new blade when an 18 Ga brad took out several teeth. -
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Will a carbide TS blade survive and encounter with an 18" gauge brad nail that is inside a piece of wood without damage?
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