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Blade Choice?


Karl S

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Honestly I've never cut anything over 7/8".. But yeah a FD-UR is not a good blade for this type of thick wood.. I've seen people mention using skip tooth blades for thick hardwood.. I never liked them myself.. also see mention of FD Polar, I have not tried those.. I did try a sample of sharktooth blades from PSWoods .. If I was attempting to cut htis I'd go with those Sharktooth blades.. Not cheap blades though and no reverse teeth soo you'll have a bit of a rougher cut on the bottom side.. 

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The FD-Polar might be a good choice for some other skip tooth blade.  I have good luck with PS super sharps for difficult woods.  No matter what blade, they may not last long. Also, when cutting back up frequently to help clear the sawdust from the kerf.  AND BE PATIENT.  It will be slow cutting.

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