What's your favorite 10" or 12" combination blade?

[Mike Kees]

Hate to admit this but my WW2 ended up on my jobsite Delta contractor saw that rides in my tool trailer . Great blade and I have been using it mostly on Cedar for the last two years doing high end decks and exterior finish work. I am with Tom King in that I have a stack of 10'' blades and they are all mid to upper end quality so whichever one is sharp is the" Best".

[Doug Colombo]

Forrest WW-II. For 12", I used the 48T version. For 10", I used the 40T version.

+1 for the Forrest WW-II for both

[Bruce Wrenn]

Best bang for the buck is Delta 7657 from Cripe distributing. Own three WWII's (it's a long story,) but the 7657 stays on the saw most of the time.

[Tom Bain]

I will add that I very much prefer an ATB+Raker tooth configuration in a combo blade (as opposed to just the ATB), regardless of which one you choose. It allows for quick flat bottomed grooves without having to switch blades.

[Rich Engelhardt]

Best bang for the buck is Delta 7657 from Cripe distributing. Own three WWII's (it's a long story,) but the 7657 stays on the saw most of the time.

Get outta town!!!!
I had to look that one up!

That might very well be the deal of all time.
It even gets the "Scott Spencer" seal of approval!
https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread....bination-Blade


$20 for a carbide combo blade? The current price of the WWII is $149. I could buy 7 of those for that price & toss them when they get dull.

Thank you for that. I will pick one up at that price just to try it out.

[Frank Pratt]

Freud Premier Fusion is very good.

[Rod Sheridan]

FS Tools 40 tooth combination blade.....Rod

[Peter Kelly]

Get outta town!!!!
I had to look that one up!

That might very well be the deal of all time.
It even gets the "Scott Spencer" seal of approval!
https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread....bination-Blade


$20 for a carbide combo blade? The current price of the WWII is $149. I could buy 7 of those for that price & toss them when they get dull.

Thank you for that. I will pick one up at that price just to try it out.

$22 for a USA made 10x80 seems pretty good too. Some smokin' deals on that site.

[Jim May]

https://gdptooling.com/product/gluel...-series-2000g/
The glue line rip blades are the best . (In my opinion)

[Dave Sabo]

My “favorite” is also freud fusion. I’ve got thin and reg. kerf versions.

They aren’t the “best” but given their price (and I paid waaaay less than retail ) they are my favorites.

[Bruce Wrenn]

Get outta town!!!!
I had to look that one up!

That might very well be the deal of all time.
It even gets the "Scott Spencer" seal of approval!
https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread....bination-Blade


$20 for a carbide combo blade? The current price of the WWII is $149. I could buy 7 of those for that price & toss them when they get dull.

Thank you for that. I will pick one up at that price just to try it out.

Buy two and the freight is almost the same, which brings down price per blade. I've got several in both the Delta and DeWalt badges. Same blade, just different badge.