"Kevin" wrote in message:
| thoughts?
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| The argument for TK was less wood, less dust, thicker wood capacity
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| My thoughts is TK is also going to wobble more, cut rougher.
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I use the cheapo Oldham 60T thin kerf blades from Home Depot (about $20) for
alot of my ripping only and my cuts are fairly smooth; for crosscutting I
have been using the Amana Melamine blade ($80). Just works for me. I use
a couple of Freud blades also, but these are more than adequate and are cost
effective. I don't have the cheap blades sharpened, but pile them up for
steel scrap. I do sharpen the Amanas and Freuds.

My feeble opinion

woodstuff, have a good day.