Looking for some advice on a rip blade. I currently use the Forrest WWII and
Love it. I make end grin cutting boards from time to time and usually just leave in the Forrest and it's fine. Last week I was matching out several
And decided to switch to my Freud rip blade from home depot. It did cut faster (as my contractor saw
Doesn't like ripping 8/4 hard maple) the results while less burning required me to clean up cuts on jointer where I didn't have to with he Forrest.
Sooo what's a good glue line rip blade? The Freud lm74/75 are there others you recommend ? Or should I just stick with the WWII and tell my saw to man up
Love it. I make end grin cutting boards from time to time and usually just leave in the Forrest and it's fine. Last week I was matching out several
And decided to switch to my Freud rip blade from home depot. It did cut faster (as my contractor saw
Doesn't like ripping 8/4 hard maple) the results while less burning required me to clean up cuts on jointer where I didn't have to with he Forrest.
Sooo what's a good glue line rip blade? The Freud lm74/75 are there others you recommend ? Or should I just stick with the WWII and tell my saw to man up