Choosing the Best Table Saw Blades: Woodworking for Beginners #30
Choosing the Best Table Saw Blades: Woodworking for Beginners #30
In this video I review how to choose the Best Table Saw Blade for your woodworking projects.
In most workshops the table saw is the most important woodworking tool so selecting saw blades for the table saw is crucial in getting good results in your furniture making and DIY projects whether it’s ripping blades, crosscut blades or trimming baldes. These saw blades can also be used on the mitre saw.
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Thank you awesome explanation 👍🏽
this video made choosing the right blade for my table saw (the ripping blade WITH 24 TEETH ITEM D1024X) and for my miter saw (a cross cut blade with many teeth, like 90). EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FO. THANK YOU.
QUESTION? ARE THESE BLADES SHAPENABLE?
I wish you did a ripping cut using the 90 tooth blade.
Nicely presented … very helpful
Excellent infotmation foundation… thanks.
What about hook angle, triple chip. Really important!!
Great video. I learned a lot, and I took notes.
Thanks!!!
Sounds like I need a ripping blade for my table saw and a cross cutting blade for my miter saw
I’m just wondering if the underside is the telltale side or not?
The one thing I was interested in, you didn’t show. You showed every combination except ripping with a cross-cut blade. Helpful information, but not complete.
Thanks! this is great info. I’m a slave to the combo blade and your video gives me the kick to make the smart dedicated blade choice.
Thank you
Can you use cross cut blade for long sheets 8 foot plywood for cleaner cut since there are more blades?
This was very helpful. Thank you..
Awesome video. Right to the point with examples. Much appreciated
Great info!!
I bought a 7 1/4 in. thin kerf but the wood can’t get past the full kerf riving knife now. I took it off but am not liking that. Thoughts?
Thank you for sharing this wisdom . love learning about woodworking
So a multi tooth cross cut blade would be a pretty good choice for almost any wood?
Wow, I just learned so much so fast, thanks for sharing!
I get burn marks when cutting hardwood what causes this thanks
Anyone else’s anxiety kick up when people touch the blade teeth? 😂
I would have liked to have seen the wood pushed through the blades at different speeds to see if that changed the amount of tear out, and a low tooth count versus a higher tooth count on the blade types. I don’t expect the poster to run out and buy all these blades for the test (I don’t want to waste his money on blades he won’t really use), but I’m curious.
With that cross cutting blade, how well does it do for rip cuts? Are you saying that a better all around blade to have if you’re only going to use one is a cross cut?
What if I just using a cross cut blade for everything? What’s the downside to using a high tooth count blade for ripping?
Great video. As they say in that cooking show; You nailed it!
Thank you for this video, it is excellent and really helped me choose a couple blades.
Why do u say a gain
Great info. Thank you for sharing.
A Gain
Dear sir, is this also applied to hand held circular saw?
Awesome video exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again!
excellent
Great video. And your accent makes you sound like Joel from Mystery Science Theater 3000. You need a couple of snarky robot sidekicks.
This may be the most educational video I’ve ever watched. Thank you.
Thank you so much Colin!
Sometimes I have to cut hardwoods like Purple Heart. The thing that confuses me is that when I look at the back of the saw blade packaging, there is a table that has a range of no. of teeth vs type of materials. For example the table says the 10" x24T rip blade is not the best to cut hardwood vs a 10" x 60T saw blade is better. With seeing this on the blade packaging I bought the latter. So now you are saying its best to use a 24T blade to make a cut on any wood type hardwood or soft wood. I am now even more confused.
I understand that using a higher teeth blade is best for crosscutting and the low teeth blade is best for ripping and removing more material along the length of the board.
What is the best blade to use for ripping hardwoods?
Excellent, thanks.
Thank you..
Great explanation. Thank you.
Using one of those blades. Will I be able to pass it thru plywood to make 1/4 dados with out passing it more then once
Thank you
this is great. each time you switch out blades, do you have to do a realignment each time?
now I’m thoroughly confused. Just gonna buy that 50T combo blade at HD for my new skil table saw. Cuts great but dulls fast vs. cuts ok but lasts long..
I need to cut 4 inch thick 100 years old mahogany wood. Which blade would you recommend ?
It great to review the basics from time to time. Thanks.
Found out that by mistake. Cross cut blade was gunned up from ripping. so used another blade (ripping) and hey presto great rips. Thank you, Now I know which to use.
Thank you, Colin. Cheers from Brazil!
Hi Colin.. In your opinion, what is the best table saw blade for ripping hardwoods?
So crosscut blades work well on melamine. That’s good to know. Melamine blades are expensive