Woodworking Saw Blades

Ripping | Cross Cut | Scoring | Trim | Double Sided Materials

Ripping: Our glue line ripping blades have a special tooth geometry designed for glass smooth cuts in hard or soft woods. The standard ripping blades have a flat top grind and unique tooth geometry allowing the hard or soft woods to be cut with the grain efficiently.

Cross Cut: These blades have a standard ATB grind that is ideal for cross cutting on hard or soft woods

Scoring: These blades are the 2nd blade and pre-score the material underneath and helps to eliminate material chipping and cracking.

Trim: Our trim blades with a triple chip design help produce a smooth finish for cutting fragile materials, such as laminates and veneers.

Double Sided Materials: These blades have a high/ATB grind designed to cut without chipping the top and bottom edges of fragile surface materials like melamine.

SHOP SAW BLADES

Saw Blade Guidelines

More Teeth	Fewer Teeth
Smoother finished edges	Faster cutting

Better for thin materials	Better for thick materials

Slower cutting	Lighter, easier to push feeds

Increased heat build-up at the tip	Cooler running tips for longer-sharp life

Thin Kerf	Standard Kerf
Saves on operating power	Straighter cuts

Reduces material waste	Heavy duty cutting requirements

Cuts faster and easier	Requires far greater saw power than a thin kerf

Cooler cutting blade tips	Hotter running tips reduces sharp-life