Forrest Woodworker II Combination: 10" x 48 Tooth - 3/32" Thin Kerf - 5/8" bore

Forrest Woodworker II Combination: 10" x 48 Tooth - 3/32" Thin Kerf - 5/8" bore

The Forrest Woodworker II Combination: 10" x 48 Tooth Thin Kerf Blade is a great choice for when reduced material waste is desired or when using a saw with a smaller hp motor. The Forrest Woodworker II 48T Blades are combination blades, but with a higher tooth count than the 40", these saw blades have even more splinter control, making them ideal for cross-cutting ply veneers of Oak and Birch without splintering. You can raise the blade for thick cuts or lower the blade for thinner woods - you will get perfect cuts every time and change the blade less often. If you need a blade just for outstanding performance in veneered plywood, take a look at their 70-tooth Ply Veneer blade.

Forrest Saw Blades have incredible cut quality and durability, delivering beautiful clean cuts in solid wood or sheet materials. Their hand tensioned blanks are the stablest you can find, so that even their thin-kerf blades run as true as most other 1/8"-kerf blades. Forrest backs up their blades with a straightforward promise: "All of our tools are guaranteed to work for you properly, on your machine, or your money will be refunded." If you're looking for the finest blade you can buy, try a Forrest—you'll like it, or you'll get your money back.

Rips up to 2". 5/8" arbor hole. 25° ATB, 20° face hook. Made in the U.S.A.

Alternatively, Woodworker I 60-tooth crosscut blades are for chop saws and radial arms, or for crosscutting and joinery on the tablesaw. Chopmaster blades are 80-tooth thin-kerfs designed to yield the smoothest possible cuts from standard or sliding miter saws.