Flying Dutchman blades to cut maritime cluster?

[Toninho]

Hello friends!
I'll soon start cutting maritime cluster with 12mm and 16mm thick in some projects (puzzles)
I wonder Flying Dutchman blades that I use? Which leaves you with a good finish?
Thank you!

 

António Guerreiro.

[amazingkevin]

I'm sure mike at flying dutch man will be more than happy to assist you with his best blades for the job.you can e-mail him on his site.i use his scroll reverse blades alot as i need a good finish on top and bottom with little or no sanding envolved.

[Toninho]

Thank you Zen! I'll send email to Mr.. Dutch and take my doubts!
Good night and good projects

[Travis]

If you're cutting a standard jigsaw puzzle, I'd go with the Superior Puzzle Blades. They are super thin, cut great, and you'll get tight interlocking pieces.

If you're doing a standing puzzle, or tray puzzle, I'd use a #3 scroll reverse. The pieces will be fairly tight (make sure you get perpendicular cuts or they'll only fit one way...be careful to not flex the blade while cutting), but still have a bit of room so they fit easily.

If you're doing a puzzle for a little kid, I'd use a #5 scroll reverse. It gives the pieces a little "breathing room" so they fit together easier.

Anyway, those are my rules of thumb.

[Toninho]

Hello Travis!
Thanks for your great opinion.
Congratulations on this wonderful your site!
Greetings from Portugal! 'll Follow your advice!