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RE: Good Table Saw Blade - Don_M - 03-03-2018 I would go with a combo blade for everyday use and a fine tooth blade for sheet goods and precision/smoother crosscutting (when needed). I have a three WWII’s - they are great and I have no problem recommending them. They have all been resharpen (by Forrest) multiple times. Recent issue of FW (April 2018) has a combo blade tool test. Their recommendation: Forrest WWII, Freud Premier Fusion P410 and Ridge Carbide TS2000 – Best Overall Freud Premier Fusion P410 – Best Value The other blade I used to use and liked quite a bite was the Tenryu GM-25540 – but I have pretty much settled in on the WWII as my go to blade RE: Good Table Saw Blade - srv52761 - 03-03-2018 I have a 30 tooth WWII. It is a combination blade with more of an emphasis on ripping. I have a very accurate Dewalt 7790 that does most of my crosscutting less than 14". RE: Good Table Saw Blade - Cooler - 07-03-2018 I reviewed my Freud saw blade here and I continue to be very happy with it. https://www.forums.woodnet.net/showthread.php?tid=7338088&highlight=freud RE: Good Table Saw Blade - brianwelch - 07-03-2018 (03-03-2018, 03:57 PM)Gary G™ Wrote: Stehle Gary, Just gave Lonny a call and placed a small order...website is old and outdated, but telephone orders are very easy. Interested in checking out the quality. Thanks for the tip/lead Brian RE: Good Table Saw Blade - Cian - 07-03-2018 (02-24-2018, 09:59 AM)museumguy Wrote: Once you start collecting blades, you'll need a nice storage space for them, What he said. RE: Good Table Saw Blade - Huxleywood - 07-03-2018 You are a professional woodworker and you had to discover Freud blades on a fake review site designed to generate revenue from Amazon sales? RE: Good Table Saw Blade - Cooler - 07-03-2018 (07-03-2018, 03:12 PM)Huxleywood Wrote: You are a professional woodworker and you had to discover Freud blades on a fake review site designed to generate revenue from Amazon sales? How does sarcasm promote good woodworking skills? RE: Good Table Saw Blade - Huxleywood - 07-03-2018 (07-03-2018, 03:16 PM)Cooler Wrote: How does sarcasm promote good woodworking skills? Would you prefer my sarcasm or a spammer? Member less than a week, made 4 posts and in 2 of them had links to one of the BS "review" sites that drive traffic for associate sales on Amazon. RE: Good Table Saw Blade - Wild Turkey - 07-03-2018 For clean cuts in plywood you need a "High Alternate Tooth Bevel" (HATB) blade. I love mine. I also recently got a 12" chop saw blade from Brian in sunny Florida and find it an outstanding blade. He has some good blades and offers a wn discount (IIRC ) I've had several Freud blades and found them to be very good. Buy good blades and take care of them and you'll get your money's worth. RE: Good Table Saw Blade - R Clark - 07-03-2018 I use Freud blades. My primary blades are Freud 50 tooth combo blades. I also have a Freud Glue Line Rip (30 tooth). Freud 80 tooth crosscut blade Freud SD508 Super Dado. The only non-Freud 10" blade in the shop is the blade that came with my Sawstop. It's not near as good as any of the Freud blades I have. Almost more important than the brand of blade, though, is having a good sharpening service that you'll use to keep them working in best form. I know that my blades come back from the sharpener in better shape than when I got them out of the package when new. |