[Dandan111]

Has anybody used the timberline line by amana? I'm looking for a good blade for my table saw and ran across this. Is this a china line? Great price but I don't want to waist money on a blade that sucks.

Timberline 82540 Ti- Cut and Trade General Purpose and Finishing Diamond Knockout, ATB Grind Carbide Tipped Saw Blade - Amazon.com

 

[Crusader]

You do realize that's a 8 1/4" blade right?

What kind of blade are you looking for? rip. crosscut, general use.

I like my Forrest woodworker II and also check out Freud blades

 

[Burb]

For the money, I really like the Diablo line by Frued. Home Depot sells them. I have 3 of them.

 

[Dandan111]

I have a 8 inch saw. I want a general/rip blade. I know the diablo seems to have a following. I have heard good things about amana and ran across this timberline and thought the price was a bargain.

 

[Hackberry]

Can not say about the blade but I have used Amana carbide router bits made in Israel. They were good.

 

[del schisler]

I have a 8 inch saw. I want a general/rip blade. I know the diablo seems to have a following. I have heard good things about amana and ran across this timberline and thought the price was a bargain.

cant go wrong with that price, i use the ammaa blades A.G.E. and they work very well , the A.G.E. is i belive made in israel

 

[Dandan111]

I got one $12.45 couldn't resist.

 

[gus1962]

Freud blades are highly recommended. Tell us how the Timberline works for you.

 

[Dandan111]

Got the blade,looks real nice ,good carbide. Looked all over for where it's made. All I found was a new New York address on the back of the package. Did a quick test before work and it seems my 24t is the winner for now. I will be using it more to get a better feel.
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