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2. www.finewoodworking.com › forum › comparison-of-thecomparison of the best 10″ table saw blades in the market?

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   Dec 29, 2021 · Here is a FWW #267–Mar/Apr 2018 Issue Table Saw Blade comparison: https://www.finewoodworking.com/2018/02/07/tool-test-tablesaw-combination-blades. If you follow the Forrest (video) recommendation on saw blade height for various blades and different cuts the results match the FWW review.

3. kmtools.com › ultimate-guide-to-table-saw-bladesThe Ultimate Guide To Table Saw Blades | Katz-Moses Tools

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   Dec 24, 2021 · The right saw blade can be the difference between clean, glue-ready joints, and charred wood that smells like toasted marshmallows. If you want to level up your woodworking — and seize the full potential of your saw — you should know: The parts of a saw blade. How a saw blade works.

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5. tablesawcentral.com › best-table-saw-bladesBest Table Saw Blades – Ultimate Buyers Guide

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   Jan 15, 2019 · The DeWALT DW7124PT is a very reasonably priced 10 inch table saw blade for ripping hardwoods, softwoods and sheet materials. It has a slightly steeper hook angle of 20 degrees, which means a quicker more aggressive cut.

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6. woodsmithspirit.com › tools › table-sawsThe Only Table Saw Buying Guide You Need - Woodsmith Spirit

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   • 8-1/4-Inch vs 10-Inch Table Saws
   • Maximum Rip Capacity
   • Rip Fence Quality
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   • How Good Is The Dust Collection System
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   There are two main sizes: 10-inch and 8-1/4-inch table saws. The main difference between them is how deeply you cut in a single pass. 1. A 10-inch table sawwill, roughly speaking, allow you to cut with a maximum depth of around 3-1/2 inches at 90 degrees and 2-1/4 inches at 45 degrees. 2. 8-1/4 inch table sawyou will be limited to approximately 2-1...

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   The maximum rip capacity puts a ceiling on the size of your projects but should otherwise not be the defining quality. If the table saw is needed for light commercial work, make sure to get a cabinet table saw with an extension that allows for rip cuts of at least 32”. Moving further down the line in terms of importance, the minimum rip capacity ca...

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   This is definitely one of the more important factors when usinga table saw, but it may not measure up quite as much when purchasing one. When choosing a table saw, it is important to consider how stable the fence locks and how fine of adjustments it can make. The two main methods of locking a fence are bolting the fence directly onto the table, usu...

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   Given how dangerous a table saw is, table saw safely is a paramount concern. That said, all of today’s table saws come with a wide range of safety features. The blade guard is the most obvious with most consideration of this feature falling on how easy it is to remove when you need to change or adjust the blade. After that, the big factor comes dow...

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   This is more of a convenience factor for most people, though professionals or those with allergies may rate it more important. The main issue is that poor dust collection allows sawdust to build up on the workpiece. This in turn reduces the blade’s cutting effectiveness and can dull the blade quicker than normal. Most table saws allow for the hook-...

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   If you intend to cut a lot of dadoes and grooves, having the ability to add a dado blade becomes a necessity and should not be overlooked when shopping for a table. Most of today’s table saws accept at least one type of dado blade, though the size of the dado cut varies significantly. The stacked dado blade uses two blades with several chippers spa...

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   This is one of the more obscure qualities of table saws, and it often takes an experienced user to understand the impacts of each. Generally, the choice between a direct drive and belt-driven motor, with all other factors being equal, comes down to cutting power vs cutting precision. A direct-drive motor connects directly to the arbor and spins wit...

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7. thewoodwhisperer.com › articles › which-saw-bladeChoosing a Saw Blade for your Table Saw - The Wood Whisperer

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   Jan 14, 2015 · All are 10″: – FREUD 80T “Ultra Fine Crosscut” – FREUD Combination, 50T. – CRAFTSMAN Carbide C300, 80T, “Fine Finish Trim” – DEWALT DW7647, 80T. – Oldham 40T Combination. But why the variance in quantity of teeth? What I am gradually picking up here is that some blades are better at Crosscutting, others at Ripping. My needs will be both.

8. www.woodcraft.com › blogs › shop-knowledge-guidesHow to Choose the Right Table Saw Blades | Woodcraft

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   Combination saw blades consist of 50 teeth arranged in sets of five, with four ATB teeth followed by a raker tooth (thus the ATBR designation.) The ATB teeth are designed to crosscut cleanly while the raker teeth aid in ripping. Combination blades are also considered “all-purpose” saw blades.

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   How many teeth does a combination table saw have?

   • Combination table saw blades will typically be 50 tooth and the teeth will be in groups of 5. 4 of the teeth are Alternate Top Bevel (ATB) and one tooth will be flat, otherwise known as a raker. See the buyers guide below to understand more about these types of blade. A great alternative to the general purpose blade, is the combination blade.

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   How do I choose a table saw?

   • Another thing to consider is getting a table saw with the same size blade as other saws in your arsenal. This can cut down on the number of blades needed as they can be switched from one saw to another. The blades of an 8-1/4 table saw can be used on an 8-1/4 or a 10-inch miter saw, for example.

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   What is a good 10 inch saw blade?

   • The Freud LU80R010 is a great 10″ saw blade for sheet materials. The 80 tooth blade with 2 degree tooth angle is perfect for cutting sheet materials such as plywood and MDF. It will give a fair finish in chipboard. The high tooth count with it’s Hi-ATB tooth orientation is perfect for making clean cuts, minimizing the risk of chipping and tear out.

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   Can a 8-1/4 table saw be used on a 10 inch miter saw?

   • The blades of an 8-1/4 table saw can be used on an 8-1/4 or a 10-inch miter saw, for example. Finally, note that 10-inch blades are generally more expensive than 8-1/4 quality-equivalent blades so this is yet another consideration if you have tight budget constraints.

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   What size kerf does a table saw have?

   • Full kerf blades typically have a kerf of ⅛ inch, and thin kerf blades hover around 3/32 inch. The hole in the middle of the blade that slides over the arbor of your table saw. The size depends on how big of blades your table saw takes. Typically, 12 inch blades have a 1 inch bore, and 10 inch blades have a ⅝ inch bore.

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   What makes a good table saw blade?

   • Good quality blades are made from laser cut steel and have teeth made from microscopic grains of C4 grade carbide usually less than 1 micron in size Anti kickback shoulders are a means of controlling the feed rate of the piece of timber across the blade. The teeth of a table saw blade are designed to remove a small piece of wood at a time.

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10. woodworkadvice.com › saws › tableBest Table Saw Blades – 2021 Complete Buyer’s Guide

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    Dec 30, 2021 · Bottom Line. The Makita 10 Inch 80 Tooth Microblade has proven itself beyond a shadow of a doubt that it’s well-deserving of the “best overall” title for table saw blades. You might be able to give this a try for one project and still be able to put it to good use in the future.