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Dave Zellers
09-14-2018, 12:33 AM
I think this is a great saw blade even at 30 bucks and now it’s an even better deal at 25.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000MQOOGI

I’ve had one on my RAS for a while and I’m very impressed at how well it is holding up. I do try to be protective and switch it out when I need to cut junk but sometimes you still say ‘oh it’s just a couple cuts’ and yet it’s still really sharp.

I've seen them drop the price to 25 before but it usually doesn’t last too long. Decided to get a second one for tablesaw sled crosscuts as so many projects involve both the RAS and the sled in the same setup.

Just a heads up for the price conscious.

Lee Schierer
09-14-2018, 11:02 AM
Normally a RAS should have a blade with a negative hook angle to reduce the self feeding tendency.

michael langman
09-14-2018, 11:04 AM
Thanks for the heads up Dave. I just bought one for my sliding miter saw.

Darcy Warner
09-14-2018, 9:40 PM
Normally a RAS should have a blade with a negative hook angle to reduce the self feeding tendency.

I run up to a 5 degree positive hook on my RAS blades. These are 14" and 16" blades with 5 and 7.5hp motors. No issues.

Doug Garson
09-14-2018, 9:51 PM
Thanks for the heads up, unfortunately on Amazon.ca the same blade is $65 Cnd (about $50 US).

Dave Zellers
09-14-2018, 10:26 PM
I run up to a 5 degree positive hook on my RAS blades. These are 14" and 16" blades with 5 and 7.5hp motors. No issues.
Even with this 10" blade, I experience no issues with a 5º positive hook on my RAS.

I just checked today, Ridge Carbide would charge me $25 to sharpen this 80 tooth blade. The same as it costs to buy a new one.

Bruce Wrenn
09-15-2018, 9:53 PM
I just checked today, Ridge Carbide would charge me $25 to sharpen this 80 tooth blade. The same as it costs to buy a new one.Don't forget shipping both ways. Dynamic Saw sharpens this blade for $13.50 if memory serves me correct. Check them out.