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ripping blade - Halfathumb - 08-15-2021 I usually buy Forrest blades but it seems like there's a long delay when ordering. What 10" TS blade do you use? They also display "Dampeners-Stiffeners". Has anyone used these and are they productive? RE: ripping blade - Redman - 08-15-2021 Freud 24 tooth heavy duty ripping blade. 20 deg hook, positive rack. Note that the teeth chip easily. I've got 2 or 3 chipped teeth in mine. Not worried about it, still cuts excellently and vibrates even less that before. RE: ripping blade - fredhargis - 08-15-2021 I have the same one Redman uses, a 24 tooth Freud...the LU71. But I only put that one for heavy ripping. There are times when I'll use a Forrest WW2 with 30 teeth for ripping as well. RE: ripping blade - Redman - 08-15-2021 I failed to say I use that 24T Freud for half full depth cuts when resawing dimension lumber, it just hums right along. I make 2 cuts to have the blade fully raised. RE: ripping blade - Gary G™ - 08-15-2021 Have a look at http://www.stehle-int.com/stehle/cms/EN/US/stehle/web/index RE: ripping blade - Aram - 08-15-2021 (08-15-2021, 10:46 AM)fredhargis Wrote: I have the same one Redman uses, a 24 tooth Freud...the LU71. But I only put that one for heavy ripping. There are times when I'll use a Forrest WW2 with 30 teeth for ripping as well. Same here RE: ripping blade - Eurekan - 08-15-2021 My personal choice is the Freud 10" x 24T Thin Kerf Rip Blade (LU87R010). I like the thin kerf because, besides not bogging down as easily, there are times I can get that extra cut. Been reliable. No burn. RE: ripping blade - hardinluke - 08-15-2021 (08-15-2021, 11:22 AM)Eurekan Wrote: My personal choice is the Freud 10" x 24T Thin Kerf Rip Blade (LU87R010). I like the thin kerf because, besides not bogging down as easily, there are times I can get that extra cut. Been reliable. No burn. I’ve ran the same blade, along with its 80 tooth counterpart for cross cuts. I too like the idea of saving material with the thin kerf. Had good results with them both. RE: ripping blade - 2Goober - 08-15-2021 What da heck? It looks like most folks use that blade. I like mine and it's the one that came on the saw. I'm not sure how old it is but it works great for ripping. I use other Freud blades for everything else. RE: ripping blade - lincmercguy - 08-15-2021 CMT 24T rip blade for normal stuff. Freud Glue Line rip 30T for "fine" stuff. Freud combo blade for plywood and crosscut (with a sled). It has worked well for me. |