Overview
Get a smooth-as-sanded surface! Rips and crosscuts hardwoods up to 2" thick. Ply-veneers of oak and birch will crosscut with no bottom splinter at moderate feed rates. Ends second-step finishing (jointing and sanding not required).
For another option in the Forrest Woodworker II series, check out the Thin Kerf General Purpose Blade.
The Woodworker II is a top-quality general purpose blade. Double hard and 40% stronger C-4 carbide will give up to 300% longer life between sharpenings.
Specifications:
- 40 teeth.
- 1/8" kerf.
- Teeth have 15° alternating tooth bevel.
- 20° face hook for easy feed.
- Carbide tipped.
- 5/8" arbor.
- Produces smooth as sanded cuts.
Tech Spec
| Brand | Forrest |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | WWW10407125 |
| Weight (lbs) | 2.1200 |
| Kerf Width | 1/8" |
| Saw Blade Diameter | 10" |
| Material Cutting | Hardwood, Softwood |
| Number of Teeth | 40 |
Reviews
After debating the move to this...
Posted March 19, 2010
After debating the move to this well touted saw blade, I finally made the move several weeks back because of a new table saw purchase: a Bosch 4100, which is an even better saw with this extraordinary saw blade. It is unbelievable just how good this blade is. I was looking to add a planer to my equipment list. Not anymore, with the Forrest blade, I won't need it. Didn't believe it, but I now I know it's true. Thanks for the great blade!!
No ifs, buts, or maybe's this...
Posted December 25, 2009
No ifs, buts, or maybe's this is the best combination blade out there. The quality of the cuts will amaze you. I use nothing else for crosscuts these days.
I just tried my first Forrest...
Posted October 28, 2009
I just tried my first Forrest blade, and I'm amazed with its performance. I could not discern a difference between a sawn edge and the one from my jointer on some white ash. I will definitely buy another Forrest blade.
I have been using this blade...
Posted October 28, 2009
I have been using this blade now for some time and it is a winner through and through. It was originally purchased as a replacement to my Freud blade while it was away being sharpened but I don't think it will leave the saw anytime soon. Don't hesitate on this blade.
I have been doing woodworking for...
Posted October 3, 2009
I have been doing woodworking for many, many years and I now work almost entirely with mesquite and desert ironwood. There is not another blade that cuts as smooth and fast as the Forrest blade. I have tried them all.Thank you Rockler and your recommendation.
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