Specific Blade?

[stoney]

Just wondering if Pegas Modified Geometry blades cut thicker hardwoods better than Flying Dutchman ultra reverse blades.   I have never used Pegas blades before but I'm always interested in better products.   I have been cutting some projects in 1 1/4" white ash.   Is there anyone out there that has used both of these blades?   

[trackman]

Steve Good has a review on his blog today. Said pegas cut good on hard maple 3/4

[Gonzo]

I use the Pegas Modified Geometry #'s 3 and 5 for anything 1/2" or thicker. My experience is that the #5 is the cats meow for inch and a half work, i.e. Bird house ornaments.

[Gonzo]

I forgot to mention that I have used the FD ultra reverse on same projects.

[Jim McDonald]

Got to agree with Gonzoon this.  As much as I like FD blades, the Pegas seems to work better for me on thicker stuff.  Wish I would have some when I was cutting birdhouses.

[Sparkey]

I haven't used that blade but have used pegas spiral blades and they broke more often than the FD spirals.

[Montserrat]

I just got the ultra reverse, after using Pegas Modified #5 forever.  I will go back to the Pegas -  much better with hard and thick wood.  

[amazingkevin]

I use the Pegas Modified Geometry #'s 3 and 5 for anything 1/2" or thicker. My experience is that the #5 is the cats meow for inch and a half work, i.e. Bird house ornaments.

i like what you said ,I love cutting bird houses!

[Sam777]

Where can we buy the Pegas blades?

Thanks

Sam

[Gonzo]

You can get them at dndhardwoodsonline.com. Or if you have a Woodcraft store locally, you can get them there.

[stoney]

Thanks to everyone who has responded.   I now have the information I was looking for.   I'll have to order some Pegas blades and give them try. 

Edited December 4, 2016 by stoney