Revolutionary Micro Kerf Blade, Cuts as Thin as a Dime!

The thinnest carbide table saw blade in the world! Cuts half as thin as a standard thin kerf blade! This 40T 10" blade makes ultra smooth rips and crosscuts as thin as a dime. Get better performance with less resistance than any other carbide blade. Ultra thin kerf cuts will waste less lumber and save you money. Made by the most sophisticated robotic machinery in the industry out of the finest grades of metals, the blade can be resharpened many times for an extremely long life of high quality performance. Ultra thin cuts leave a glassy smooth surface, minimize stock waste and save on electricity to help give you a "greener" shop. Cuts paper-thin strips of wood with ease. The Micro Kerf 40 is simply a cut above!

Additional features: Thickness of kerf .053 inches 1.38mm/less than 1/16" 5/8" arbor The plate is fully hardened, laser-cut, precision ground and tensioned with a run out less than half the thickness of your hair Built-in dampening system reduces vibrations, making cuts quieter and more precise, so the blade will remain sharper longer Special tooth grind allows the blade to cut through knots Because of the quality of steel from which this blade is made, it can be retipped many times.

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Revolutionary Micro Kerf Blade, Cuts as Thin as a Dime! Average Rating: (4.9) (8 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by Dave Levesque, from Millinocket, MAINE on 3/20/2011 Customer Rating: I own a small cabinet shop and with this blade I don't have to worry about using my table saw to rip or crosscut any type of wood, especially plywood. The cuts are always smooth, quiet, and effortless. This blade only comes off my table saw to use my dado blades, and is worth every penny.

2) Submitted by Jim Heimbach, from Hidden Valley Lake, CA on 1/5/2011 Customer Rating: This is an excellent blade. It makes very smooth cuts with little resistance. Where it really earns its keep is when I use it to cut thin 1/8 in. laminates out of an expensive piece of African Blackwood. I calculate that, with the thinner kerf, I save $4 every time I make a cut. I did find that when cutting thin laminates the thickness varied slightly due to blade flexing. I plan to experiment with a slower feeding rate and see if that will correct this issue.

3) Submitted by James P Lopez, from Robinson, TX on 11/28/2010 Customer Rating: I purchased the Micro Kerf 40 Blade Friday 11/26 and I started to use the blade today after building a zero clearence table insert and splitter. This blade is the best I have ever used and I agree with the other posts. Hardly no sanding - smooth as my planer, quiet, little effort etc. I am going to purchase another one for my miter saw.

4) Submitted by Eric, from Verona, WI on 10/3/2010 Customer Rating: I have been using the Micro Kerf 40 now for about 6 months. I am very impressed with this blade. I have cut Oak, Ash, and veneered plywood. The cut is very smooth. Almost always no need to joint the edge just a little sanding. A very quiet running blade. I have even cut plastic with this blade. Excellent product, I would not be without this blade.

5) Submitted by Brent Dalrymple, from Corvallis, OR on 7/13/2010 Customer Rating: I just installed this blade in my table saw yesterday, realigned the fence as recommended, and made a zero clearance table insert with the microsplitter. I am very impressed by this blade. It runs quietly and cuts smoothly with little effort. The cuts leave as smooth a face as a jointer or planer. I have always used Woodworker II blades and though they are excellent blades, the Micro Kerf blade is clearly superior, particularly for precision cuts or where waste is an issue. I make segmented bowls and use some expensive woods like ebony. This blade is going to cut down on the waste for sure.

6) Submitted by Kent, from Green Bay, WI on 5/8/2010 Customer Rating: I have used the Micro Kerf 40 blade for cutting Oak, Oak and other veneered plywood, MDF, and Pine. All cuts were smooth and no burning.(with zero clearance inserts) The rate of feed is fast compared to my Woodworker II blades, and another thing I like is how quiet the blade is.

7) Submitted by Keith Maddox, from Laurel Park, NC on 7/21/2010 This blade is expensive, but is very much worth the cost. Getting the blade prompted me to seriously tune-up my saw and install the splitter. The end result is really great. The cut is fast, easy, and smooth. Very little, if any sanding is required on the sawed surface. (Not to mention half the waste and dust of a thin kerf blade.)

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