Best price on a Forrest blade?

scan the net. google, Woodworker II 10 inch standard kerf blade.

Woodcraft, Amazon….

Think Ridge Carbide.

Check Lee Valley, only place around here that has them!

-- Lifting one end of the plank.

Maybe Amazon if you have prime.

They call it a general purpose but it’ll crosscut like a champ.

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I think after some research I’m going to go with the Freud fusion thin kerf since my saw only has 1.5hp and its half the cost

I have purchased a few forrest blades from silvers mill or slavers mill. whatever, they are in NY. Usually sale price for WWII 40 tooth is $105ish. free shipping and no sales tax. beat that, amazon! you cant!

get the thin kerf WWII. I loved that blade on my 1.5hp contractor saw.

it is slivers mill. $107 and free shipping for your 40tooth thin kerf blade. The rip blade is cheap cheap for $75. Im considering buying that one now… I am too lazy to switch blades though, so I rock a WWII 40 tooth blade. Only comes out for sharpening and cleaning.

I have 4 WWII blades…..2 thin, and 2 reg. kerf…Different times…different prices…I’ve tried the rest…now I use the best….

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I get them locally from Coastal Tool for the same price as all of the typical discounters.

However, I never have a problem paying slightly more from my two local guys, as I like having local guys to visit.

WWII is one of the best available blades. Buy it.

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I think after some research I m going to go with the Freud fusion thin kerf since my saw only has 1.5hp and its half the cost

- Shane

Not a bad move IMO. With the money saved, invest in a decent TK 24T ripper like the LU87.

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I have the LU87 and it’s a sweet cuttin blade effortless quiet sharp.

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I just picked this up recently. Reviews were great. I’ve only used it a bit but so far so good..
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000O7UESC/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_MLjdwbZE38ME7

I think that despite a lot of back and forth I’m going to try the Freud fusion TK. My saw only has 1.5hp so I’m drawn to the thin kerf blades and it’s half the cost. I can use the extra cash to get some other things I need around the shop.