Overview
A top-quality thin kerf general purpose blade that's perfect for table saws under 3HP. The WWI gives you scratch free and polished cuts on stock up to 2" thick. Thin kerf saves wood loss on each cut and reduces power drain on your saw. Perfect for general purpose cutting on non-sliding miter saws and table saws under 3HP.
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Use Forrest blades in my shop, superior to other brands.
Robert C
on Jul 16, 2017
They say it's the best. We will see.
Patrick L
on Apr 12, 2015
Use Forrest blades in my shop, superior to other brands.
Robert C
on Jul 16, 2017
Forrest has a tremendous reputation. I have used their blades in rental shops, never had a bad time with one.
WALTER D
on Jun 30, 2016
Forrest has a tremendous reputation. I have used their blades in rental shops, never had a bad time with one.
WALTER D
on Jun 30, 2016
Which blade would you recommend for cross cutting? I don't know the horse power. It's a Ridgid
BEST ANSWER: really like the forrest 10" X 60T
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- Purchased on Jul 17, 2014
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I have a 10" cabinet saw and use the Forrest I-60 tooth blade. This is my third blade that I've been enjoying where I find my cuts scratch-free, almost polished on hardwoods, softwoods, and plywoods making most cuts ware I don't even have to sand. I also like the convenience of being able to send back to Forrest, for sharpening, my blades and getting them back razor sharp.
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Smooth cuts
As a segmented woodturner, I use this blade in my chop saw to cut small segments for gluing into rings. These Forrest blades, when properly sharpened, cut the angles smooth enough to eliminate further sanding.
I have been using Forrest blades in chop saw, table saw, and radial arm saw for over 20 years.
I have been using Forrest blades in chop saw, table saw, and radial arm saw for over 20 years.
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