Been thinking about this as I have seen results from others saws quite a bit smoother than mine.
One thought, a carbide blade would be side ground in manufacturer so a more consistent set? Smoother?
We all ( probablly) know to take a diamond to the back of the blade to clean it up, but what about sneaking up from both sides?
Maybe put the band on flipped so the teeth are reversed?
I have Sawblades.com resaw 3 TPI and 3/8, 2/4 6 TPI standard. Al are a bit rough. Guides set pretty close, upped the tension just a tad.
Not sure I have as many choices in 125 inch.
One thought, a carbide blade would be side ground in manufacturer so a more consistent set? Smoother?
We all ( probablly) know to take a diamond to the back of the blade to clean it up, but what about sneaking up from both sides?
Maybe put the band on flipped so the teeth are reversed?
I have Sawblades.com resaw 3 TPI and 3/8, 2/4 6 TPI standard. Al are a bit rough. Guides set pretty close, upped the tension just a tad.
Not sure I have as many choices in 125 inch.