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dcarch · June 12, 2009

Worth did a great post on how to get the best finish on wood.

Here is another thing to consider:

General tungsten carbide saw blades are inexpensive, and they are great. They cut nice and they last very long. However, they don't give you the best cut, even the so-called finishing blades with 100 teeth for a 10" blade.

There are blades which will give you incredible cuts. They have micro-polished teeth on all three sides. They are highly balanced and heat-treated, and they are not cheap. I am not going to recommend a brand. Go ask you local cabinetmaker for a recommendation.

Once you spent the money for one of these blades, don't use it for general cutting; use it only for final cuts. Keep it sharp forever. You will love the mirror finish it gives you without sanding. No splintering at all.

dcarch

June 12, 2009	#1
dcarch Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: NY Posts: 2,618	I see, I saw------------ Worth did a great post on how to get the best finish on wood. Here is another thing to consider: General tungsten carbide saw blades are inexpensive, and they are great. They cut nice and they last very long. However, they don't give you the best cut, even the so-called finishing blades with 100 teeth for a 10" blade. There are blades which will give you incredible cuts. They have micro-polished teeth on all three sides. They are highly balanced and heat-treated, and they are not cheap. I am not going to recommend a brand. Go ask you local cabinetmaker for a recommendation. Once you spent the money for one of these blades, don't use it for general cutting; use it only for final cuts. Keep it sharp forever. You will love the mirror finish it gives you without sanding. No splintering at all. dcarch __________________ tomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomato matomato tomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomato matomato tomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomatomato matomato