I'm very happy with my Infinity Tools Miter Max
12" 90 tooth blade. I don't see much room for
improvement in the smoothness of the cuts. With
a 5 degree negative hook it's ideal for a sliding CMS
and it's on sale from time to time. Infinity is about
the only company I buy any of my blades or bits
from anymore because of the great prices and, in
my opinion, unbeatable quality.
Bruce
"Knothead" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:1124973248.ff7be6cacae29edd42665641c417287d@teranews...
>I use a Forrest Chopmaster with 80 tooth, smooth as glass cuts every time
Ditto
SH
I currently have a Hitachi 90 tooth blade and have been very happy with the
quality of the cuts. Based on my experience with my Forest table saw
blade, the Hitachi probably isn't quite as good but it is only ~$50 at
Lowes so I think it was a pretty good deal.
"Connor Aston" <[email protected]> wrote in news:1124967854.268578.18560
@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> I have a 12" sliding chop saw and would like to buy a new blade for
> cross cutting oak, maple, mostly hardwoods.
> Mostly fine furniture 2" x 2" legs etc. Do you have suggestions of
> blade type and number of teeth, Triple chip etc that give the best
> splinter free cut on hardwoods?
>
> Connor
>
Email Forrest with your question.
"Connor Aston" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I have a 12" sliding chop saw and would like to buy a new blade for
> cross cutting oak, maple, mostly hardwoods.
> Mostly fine furniture 2" x 2" legs etc. Do you have suggestions of
> blade type and number of teeth, Triple chip etc that give the best
> splinter free cut on hardwoods?
>
> Connor
>
On 25 Aug 2005 04:04:14 -0700, "Connor Aston" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I have a 12" sliding chop saw and would like to buy a new blade for
>cross cutting oak, maple, mostly hardwoods.
The Forrest Chopmaster is quite a hot rod.
Barry
Connor Aston wrote:
> I have a 12" sliding chop saw and would like to buy a new blade for
> cross cutting oak, maple, mostly hardwoods.
> Mostly fine furniture 2" x 2" legs etc. Do you have suggestions of
> blade type and number of teeth, Triple chip etc that give the best
> splinter free cut on hardwoods?
>
> Connor
>
Forrest Chopmaster