Building up my new table saw setup and I currently have the following:
- Sawstop 3HP PCS
- Forrest Woodworker II 40T
- Forrest Duraline Hi/AT 80T
- Forrest Dado King
- Incra 1000HD Miter Gauge
- Incra Miter Express
And I am pretty sure Ill be adding a Forrest Woodworker II 30T Ripping blade for rough ripping of thicker stock (if that matters).
I am thinking I would like to add a dedicated crosscutting blade to the setup to hopefully provide finer crosscuts than the Woodworker II 40T will and to not use the Duraline Hi/AT for anything other than laminates and thin veneers keeping it sharp for those tasks. I am considering the Forrest Duraline ATB in either 60T or 80T (LINK or LINK) for a dedicated crosscutting blade for use with the Inrca miter gauge with or without the Incra Miter Express. I MIGHT be convinced to try a Frued blade, but so far nothing has made me feel a need to leave the Forrest lineup. Is there a different Forrest blade I should be considering or perhaps another brand that just is just that much better? What do you guys suggest?