On 10/12/10 4:32 AM, J. Clarke wrote:
Forrest Woodworker II is the standard.
I use an Oldham (now sold as Porter-Cable) Signature which does fine.
If you're working with stock less than 1 inch thick and are willing to
go with separate blades for rip and crosscut, the Freud LU85 and LM74
for crosscut and rip respectively would be good choices--Freud says that
they do better than the Freud rip and crosscut blades that I have and
the ones I have do a fine job.
I have a high-tooth Freud on there, now which has served me very well.
I can get that LM74 for under 60 bucks, but have been looking for an
excuse to get a WWII.
Are you saying the WWII will have as good a finish as the LM74?
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