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I've been dreading cutting up this piece of 2" thick hard maple for a new workbench. My Forrest WWII Combination Blade always seems to burn thick wood no matter what I do on my (yes, underpowered) table saw.
So finally I bought a Freud 10" 24T dedicated rip blade and WOW! I wish I had used this years ago. I was hesitant not because of the cost (about $40) but because it's a nuisance to change blades.
For anyone else who has problems ripping on the TS, it's definitely worth the $ and effort for a rip blade.
So finally I bought a Freud 10" 24T dedicated rip blade and WOW! I wish I had used this years ago. I was hesitant not because of the cost (about $40) but because it's a nuisance to change blades.
For anyone else who has problems ripping on the TS, it's definitely worth the $ and effort for a rip blade.