Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc

noonenparticular wrote:

Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc


Get a Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided"
means both the top and bottom will be chip free. Amazing blade. don't
get the Freud the Borg sells.

Dave

David,

Looked into your request. International tools has the non-teflon coated on
sale for $40 which seems like an almost gloatable deal. Did you get the
teflon or non-teflon. Would you recommend this purchase? I think the two
are identical except for the coating.

jc

"David" wrote in message
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noonenparticular wrote:

Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc


Get a Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided" means
both the top and bottom will be chip free. Amazing blade. don't get the
Freud the Borg sells.

Dave

beg pardon, I looked into your *recommendation*..... I really shouldn't type
while doing anything else.... 8-(

"noonenparticular" wrote in message
t...
David,

Looked into your request. International tools has the non-teflon coated
on sale for $40 which seems like an almost gloatable deal. Did you get
the teflon or non-teflon. Would you recommend this purchase? I think the
two are identical except for the coating.

jc

"David" wrote in message
...
noonenparticular wrote:

Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc


Get a Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided" means
both the top and bottom will be chip free. Amazing blade. don't get the
Freud the Borg sells.

Dave

noonenparticular wrote:

beg pardon, I looked into your *recommendation*..... I really shouldn't type
while doing anything else.... 8-(

"noonenparticular" wrote in message
t...

David,

Looked into your request. International tools has the non-teflon coated
on sale for $40 which seems like an almost gloatable deal. Did you get
the teflon or non-teflon. Would you recommend this purchase? I think the
two are identical except for the coating.

jc

"David" wrote in message
...

noonenparticular wrote:


Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc



Get a Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided" means
both the top and bottom will be chip free. Amazing blade. don't get the
Freud the Borg sells.

Dave




that's ok. I've made more typos than the average bear. and also
substituted homonyms. I think I posted the part number recently. I'll
see if i can find it and get back to you in a few minutes.

Dave

noonenparticular wrote:

beg pardon, I looked into your *recommendation*..... I really shouldn't type
while doing anything else.... 8-(

"noonenparticular" wrote in message
t...

David,

Looked into your request. International tools has the non-teflon coated
on sale for $40 which seems like an almost gloatable deal. Did you get
the teflon or non-teflon. Would you recommend this purchase? I think the
two are identical except for the coating.

jc

"David" wrote in message
...

noonenparticular wrote:


Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc



Get a Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided" means
both the top and bottom will be chip free. Amazing blade. don't get the
Freud the Borg sells.

Dave




"Industrial - Item No. LU97R010" - that's the part number

Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided" means
both the top and bottom will be chip free. Amazing blade. don't get
the Freud the Borg sells.

Dave




"Industrial - Item No. LU97R010" - that's the part number

That's what I'll go with. Thanks for the help.

jc

I got the Forrest Hi-AT/B blade (Lee Valley sells it). Pricey, but I
have to admit it does an incredible job. Zero tearout as far as I can
tell, ready to glue edges.



noonenparticular wrote:
Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc

wrote in message
oups.com...
I got the Forrest Hi-AT/B blade (Lee Valley sells it). Pricey, but I
have to admit it does an incredible job. Zero tearout as far as I can
tell, ready to glue edges.



noonenparticular wrote:
Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc


I agree, you can rarely go wrong with a Forrest, but that's a little out of
my price range for the amount of work I'll be doing with it.

Thanks for the recommendation.

jc

http://www.freudtools.com/woodworker...aminate_1.html

noonenparticular wrote:

Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm
looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range.
Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc