What brand blade is in your TS right now?
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Forrest WWII 30T TK, but I'll be switching over to the Forrest Duraline Hi-A/T soon, when I start cutting the ply for my cabinets. -
Some one dug this up so Ill comment, I have quite a few freud blades from when we discontinued them at work.
I haven't used my saw for a few months till Sunday and I had to trim a miniblind to install and I noticed I had a Dewalt 8-1/4" treated lumber blade from my circular saw in there
I guess its still in there from when I did my shed last fall, but it did its jobLeave a comment:
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Just bought mine from CL and cracked it open to blow it out...the blade is literally unmarked except for an engraved KBL 40T...engraved by hand I believe.
lol...odd...so I choose other. :P Have a disposable Oldham 60T finishing blade ready to cut a bunch of laminate flooring. I don't expect the blade to survive long after the job.
-Rob
As an update to the original question....this morning there's a Tenryu blade sitting my saw.Leave a comment:
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Just bought mine from CL and cracked it open to blow it out...the blade is literally unmarked except for an engraved KBL 40T...engraved by hand I believe.
lol...odd...so I choose other. :P Have a disposable Oldham 60T finishing blade ready to cut a bunch of laminate flooring. I don't expect the blade to survive long after the job.
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There's a Delta on the new saw. Hopefully the tool gloat and pic will make it up today.Leave a comment:
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Have 2 Avenger blades 40t & 60t i got on clearance at woodcraft for $10 apiece i switch between them.
BudLeave a comment:
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I've Forrest Woodworker II. I did a major project ripping & cutting cheery (finished) panels. Couldn't have bought a better blade.
Couple of days ago I removed it from the saw and cleaned it using Toolsaver
system (http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=11497) to restore to its
original look. I had great results. Should have cleaned it bit sooner.Last edited by kmk; 08-16-2007, 10:42 PM.Leave a comment:
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I use Tenryu Mel Pro 100T or a Leitz 80T and Forrest HI ATB. I cut mostly Okume lumbercore Plywd with wht. laminate on both sides and 13 ply maple. When ripping hardwoods I use a Tenryu 24 T rapid cut or a Frued combination. I change blades often depending on the material i'm cutting.Leave a comment:
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Mine is a Porter-Cable Razor variable tooth. Its made by somebody else (Oldham I think) but it has the Porter Cable name on it. A very nice blade.Leave a comment:
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I'm not familiar with the Other brand of blades, but I may have to try one since they seem to be the third-most popular behind Forrest and Freud.
Lately I've noticed a number of references to the Ridge TS2000. Has this blade been redesigned recently? Fine Woodworking tested a batch of blades a while back, using highly scientific and non-subjective methods, and the TS2000 was a very average, middle-of-the-pack performer.Leave a comment:
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I clicked "Other". I just set-up my BT3100-1 earlier this year and actually haven't put that much wood with it yet. My BT was fitted with the "chinese" look-alike to (what I have read) what was a "Freud" blade.
It actually makes a pretty nice cut, so far. When I start building the new fireplace surround (mantal, side cabinets, etc.), I probably go with a Freud blade that would be designed for such a project. (Don't know the blade model number yet.)
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