In article , "Guy LaRochelle" wrote:
Hi,

As I said, I need a new blade for my miter saw. I was thinking of a Forest
Woodworker II but then I thought maybe there is better blades for
crosscutting. Would I be better to have a thinner blade with 80 teeth? Can
anyone recommend a good crosscut blade for these saws? My local tool
supplier handles the Dimar Woodpecker and the CMT which are fairly expensive
blades. Regards. -Guy

You don't want a Woodworker II for a miter saw. Forrest blades are great, but
for a miter saw, you should be using either the Woodworker I or the
Chopmaster. The WW II (30 or 40 teeth) is intended for table saws. For a miter
saw, you want something with more teeth.

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Doug Miller

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