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    FTG blade for Hammer/Felder?

    Does anybody have a favorite 10" FTG blade that fits Hammer/Felder? I have an extra WWII with a 5/8" hole, but I imagine shipping back-and-forth, boring, and grinding, would exceed the cost of a new blade.

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    Probably best off just ordering a new one from Ridge or Forrest.

    But it can't hurt to call them and ask. It might be cheaper. Both companies are in New Jersey I think.

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    Give Dynamic Saw a call.

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    Flat tooth? Felder has one - I have the rip blade with a flat tooth grind. I'm sure you can look at CMT too.

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    It cost me $20 per blade to have FS Tools bore and drill my blades to fit the Hammer.

    Since most of blades are in the $100 range it was very cost effective...........Look for a local shop in your area, maybe they can do it........Rod

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    Personally I think the Felder Silent Power blades are a significant upgrade to the Forest. I’d buy a Felder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike King View Post
    Personally I think the Felder Silent Power blades are a significant upgrade to the Forest. I’d buy a Felder.
    That may be true, but not according to the shop that sharpens my blades: I sent in a Silent Power blade to repair/replace some damaged carbide tips and the owner said that the blade was inferior quality and suggested I invest in a more robust blade rather than waste $60 repairing the Felder blade. You can take that for what it's worth.
    Scott Vroom

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    Perhaps you got a bad one, or a bad shop. I send mine to Leitz. When my silent power rip blade was measured for runout, there was virtually none.

    Mike

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    Tenryu makes blades with ATB with flat raker grind which should give you a pretty flat groove. I run a Tenryu on my Hammer K3 and have been very happy with the quality of the cut.

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