The Only Table Saw Blades You'll Ever Need
The Only Table Saw Blades You'll Ever Need
Here’s all you need for crosscuts, rip cuts, tenon joinery and dado cuts on a table saw.
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For most people over 100 a blade is expensive.If I were making furniture charging 3k a piece I can justify it but for typical DIYer that’s not practical.
You can buy decent blade under 40 YES under 40 and you can sharpen it yourself with demand blade on grider
If anyone is looking to upgrade their saw blade to get a better quality cut, take the time to go check out the saw blades (mitre, rip, melamine, glue joint, thin kerf, etc.) over at royceamerica.com these blades have industry proven performance, being used to supply woodworking companies large and small across north america for the past 50+ years.
I doubt I had ever use saw blades more than $20 and probably paid the price more than once. Its the first initial shock of price that gets you, but once you put it down and walk away with the blade, then, like a shot in the arm, its over and you can go on. Funny how we can go to a nice restaurant and pay upwards of $25 or more on a meal and drinks for each person ($60-$100) only to be hungry again a few hours later, and you got to eat again, yet we quibble over a price of a good saw blade (or any tool) that will last us for a very long time. Which is why Harbor Freight is doing bang up business!
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Jesus thought my saw was off until I learned this. Idiot. Just need a flat blade for what I want to do. Just stated making sled glad I didn’t cut through it yet. Hoem depot party tomorrow
Sorry everybody, horse heads currently unavailable on Amazon……..
I’m curious if you still have the same opinion 4 years later?
Forrest blades are the best
Nobody? His dato stack cuts from 1/4 all the way up to 3/16? Nobody?
SawStop table saw…the only way to go. It’s not IF you’ll have an accident with the blade, it’s when…only a matter of time.
Used your link & it sent me to a 6" blade. I stayed on the site but selected the 10" Woodworker II. I have the same saw. Do you run a 6" blade?
Of coarse you pop the breakers once in a while. 110 VAC is just not suited for for power tools and machines. It may be fine for kitchen gear, like a blender. In my country 240 VAC is regular power. My garage has 3 x 400 VAC, which also comes in handy for charging electric cars.
How do I find out if I need to change out the brake (whatever that is) of my table saw? Great video on blades and tips – opened my eyes for sure.
I’m hesitant to subscribe because you currently have 666k subscribers and I’d hate to wreck that.
Nice review. I have a 5 hp Grizzly and finally got tired of using cheaper blades. I just ordered a 40 tooth combination with a 125 kerf. As I can afford them I will be adding other blades as needed.
Where did you get your riving knife?
CMT 24 tooth rip and a Freud 24 tooth rip, both full kerf, in rotation when one is dull I send it out for sharpening and put the other on the saw. I also have the Freud 8 inch dado. I use a Diablo 60 tooth blade for plywood and the rare cross cut, but 95% of the time I keep rip blade on for all cuts
I feel validated. I have the same blades.
You didn’t mention the cost of these blade, NO THANKS!
For my 12" miter saw, I use a 100 Tooth Diablo, and the original Ryobi 24 tooth blade.
24 tooth for construction work. 100 tooth for molding/flooring, as well as PVC pipe.
My table saw has a 40 tooth blade. I do Hardwood floors and bathrooms, so long rips usually get covered with molding, ala 100 tooth miter saw.
I’ve cut a lot of stuff with those blades.
Ever try Tenryu saw blades? They have a 40 tooth table saw that beat the Forrest blade in a independent test.
i didn’t know Vsauce is into woodworking
Does using 80t for cross cutting pines is too much?
Can a jobsite saw handle a full kerf blade? I just bought the DWE7491RS (my first saw).
Another problem is wobbling of circular saws
The best video 👏 tanks I’m 😱😱
Why all the hate on "Fat Bottomed Girls"?
It made me find it in my collection and play the whole song. 🙂
Does anyone know the average price to get your carbide blade sharpened, assuming no missing or replacing tips?
Ummmm…on the dado blades. a quarter inch up to three sixteenths?? a quarter inch is more than three sixteenths and i hope a dado stack can do more than a quarter inch!!
I you are popping your breaker, you have a wiring problem. I would fix that rather than use a thinner blade as a band-aid solution. Nothing wrong with thin kerf blades, but fix the wiring problem.
$111!?!?!?!?!
I have the 220v 3hp sawstop. LOVE IT! Can I use the thin curf blade or does my saw have too much power? I also have a dado brake but I’m too lazy to change blades and brakes . Lol
I use the same type of blades except I use Freud..
I also use three blades on a table saw…Diablo thin kerf rip blade (that has a flat bottom cut), a 60 tooth Diablo combination blade (that doesn’t have a flat bottom cut), and an 8 inch dado stack. I’ve never tried Forrest or Amana. thanks!
I’m using one blade, the one which came with the saw 😂
I like your explanation, but I find a 24 tooth rip blade is a must for my shop. My Irwin Marples 24 tooth works for me.
You should try Leitz blades.
I went with ridge carbide. Stumpy recommended. I’m sure forest is great too.
Wouldn’t that rough finish be better for tennant joints? The glue sticks better and its a tighter fit? Just a thought.
If you use a combination blade for tenons, can you move the piece back and forth (sideways) to smooth out the ridges?
My budget doesn’t all for $200.00 fora single table saw blade, I’m not a rich ma I’m affraid to say.
I use exactly the same Saw Blade types as you. Not Forrest, Ridge Carbide is the brand I use.
@ 4:40…Wow…a dado blade that can cut from 1/4" all the way up to 3/16th!…wait….isn’t 3/16 less than 1/4? Did you mean 3/8? Thanks for the info. Been pondering whether to spend the money on a Forrest. I might have to help you out at Amazon! And on a side note….have you ever stacked regular, flat, full kerf blades instead of using a dado stack? I have the same Freud stack and it doesn’t seem to last too long going through plywood it’s whole life.
I use Forrest blade because The are far superior to cheap blades. I also use an 8 in Forrest dado king dado stack.
What is the difference between a Freud 10T and 20T dado stack?
I’ve spent some time online tonight looking at the web sites of the blue and orange box stores for these so-called regular blades with 1/8" kerf, the kind marketed to the average homeowner consumer. It seems to me these are not "regular" at all. They seem to be specialty blades made only by a few high-end blade manufacturers. Neither store sells a single "regular" kerf saw blade. I think you should refer to .094" (3/32) thin kerf blades as regular and 1/8" blades as wide kerf.
freud.
Apparently the Forrest thin kerf blade has gone up in price, by a lot! At least on Amazon that is.
WExcelent, expert level !
What about blade wander? Ever cut cherry with a thin kerf blade? No thanks