On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 21:29:04 GMT, "Buster" wrote:

Well it's done. I purchased a new General Table saw. It's currently in the
back of my truch waiting for some friends to come over to help me unload.
Pretty sweet.

As I said in my earlier post my first project will be some simple plywood
cabinets for storage in my shop. I have not pruchased a blade for the
machine, as I didn't think to ask for any recommendation before...

So: I am looking for recoomendations on 10" table saw blades. My first
projects will be using lots of plywood, a little further down the load I
will need a rip blade, and a crosscut blade.

For the time I was going to pick up a Frued General purpose type blade for
the plywood work.

I've got a Freud 80-tooth Diablo, and a Freud 60-tooth industrial
carbide blade (with the triple-chip style toothset), and they're both
awfully nice. Both are general purpose, and both yield a cut that is
good enough for glue-ups right off the saw. I've heard others are
better, but until these wear out, I can't see much reason to change
them.