10" saw blade

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jim burchett
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10" saw blade

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Looking at Result med grit 0.04 kerf or MK med grit 0.032 kerf looking to cut pattern bars up to 2" thick. Any experience would be appreciated thanks
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Re: 10" saw blade

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We've had good experience with the MK, but you may need a blade stiffener. It's really thin and has a tendency to wobble if you go too fast.

Many people also swear by the Result blade and we've used it with no problems, but usually buy the MK.
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Re: 10" saw blade

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Thanks Brad
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Re: 10" saw blade

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Any idea where to get stiffener? HIS doesn't sell them
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Re: 10" saw blade

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jim burchett wrote:Any idea where to get stiffener? HIS doesn't sell them
Use an old 7" blade or anything stiff metal with a hole the right size. Just put it on the shaft right next to the 10" blade.
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Re: 10" saw blade

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you won't be able to use a 7" blade as a stiffener on your 10" when you cut 2" material!
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DonMcClennen wrote:you won't be able to use a 7" blade as a stiffener on your 10" when you cut 2" material!
Good point! Have to be smaller, 5" or so. Something like this would probably work: https://www.amazon.com/CMT-299-102-00-B ... B000P4NTRW

As I recall, HIS used to carry them, but I guess there wasn't enough demand.
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Re: 10" saw blade

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Set up a stop, set saw to cut 1.25", cut groove and flip to finish.
I'm finding a lot of drag on the thicker pieces (10" Result blade with 5" stiffeners, plenty of water) otherwise.
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Re: 10" saw blade

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Went with a new MK...OMG what a difference. The old blade must be almost shot..the new one is like night and day...:)
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