Which Table Saw Blade to Use at 19,000 Frames Per second - Never Before Seen Footage
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On today’s woodworking skill builder, with never before seen high speed footage, we’re talking about which saw blade to use in different scenarios. Using 19,000 fps slow motion video we show what each type of saw blade does and why you use it. Let me know what you’d like to see next. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and subscribe. Cheers!
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*These are the blades I have (don't forget the discount code):*
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Just used your code and bought three! Thanks.
Purchased the FTG blade. Been looking for one of those for a while and reviews on supposedly FTG blades have been scanty
Just ordered two blades. Thanks for the advice and discount code. 👍
“Trailer park Jimmy Kimmel” - Ha, way to own it!
I've always thought he was the son of Patton Oswalt and Ron Swanson
You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice th-cam.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
Very innovative using the clear material to show the detail of the cutting action. I have really enjoyed the high speed series. You mentioned not being able to see a blades exit cut on a table saw. It made be think of building a tablesaw top out of clear acrylic to see what it looks like. Thanks for the great content.
I have been getting some significant tear out from my miter saw lately; I've been using the stock blade that came with my 12" miter. I've wanted to upgrade and have been doing some research but this video has been the most helpful. Thanks for providing this information and all of your knowledge in general with the videos you post. I just purchased the CMT 12" Miter Saw Blade you listed below.
As a beginning woodworker these videos are super informative. And as a photographer, they’re just endlessly satisfying
More people need to see this video. Too many people assume that a blade that say "fine finish" on it will make a better and smoother cut ripping or cross cutting
That was easily the best video around on saw blades and the differences between them. The slow mo footage sealed the deal. Kudos.
Thank you for doing this video. I took your advice and upgraded to a CMT general purpose blade on my jobsite saw and I am amazed at the difference in cut. You are the Dean of all TH-cam woodworkers; everyone can learn something from your videos
Nice job on the slow motion video! Thanks for taking the time to set all that up. It really helped with understanding what goes on during the cuts. I’m somewhat new to woodworking and this video helped clear up some confusion.
Thanks again!
Amazing footage! I've been wanting to see this sort of slow motion cut for many, many years. Thanks!
This really helps explain the reason as to why you'd want specific blades. Thanks for sharing !
As always, great scoop and huge thanks to you and Taylor Toolworks for all the great discounts! Top notch stuff.
This was a great video. Both the visuals and explanation gave me a much better understanding of why the blades for rip & crosscut are so different.
I would love to see a high speed of the blades that came with my handmedown table saw from the 70s (or earlier). They are just high-speed-steel essentially with no carbide.
Thank you for the quality videos...and the discount code!. I just ordered 3 new blades and am excited to start using them.
I learned more about table saw blades in this video than any of dozens of others - thanks!
I have just started my own table building business. I am very very green. Your videos have been teaching me so much thank you. Thank you so so much
I love you man!
The 19,000fps camera is on point. Thanks for sharing! ^_^
Awesome footage!! Thanks for the tip that a rip blade would be your recommended secondary blade to a combo.
“Welcome mouth breathers” needs to be your new intro. Still laughing.
hahahahahaha
@@katzmosestools and preach on about the importance of changing blades for the task at hand, brother! Find it shocking just how many woodworkers use a gen purpose blade for everything.
Agreed!
I support this message!
you forgot Trailer Park Jimmy Kimmel. Now that was funny.
Great stuff again Jonathan! So cool to see the theory of blade technology shown for real.
Great explanation! I have tried several ways to explain blade types to my students and some just don’t get it. Thanks for the video. I ordered a stop block and dovetail guide, excited for delivery.
Just ordered the rip and crosscut blade. Still 35% off with your link plus 10% off with your code. 2 awesome blades for $120, it really doesn’t get much better than that. Can’t thank you enough!
Really, really interesting, Jonathan!!! 😃
Thanks a lot!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Love what you do. Keep up the good work. P.S. I was literally looking for new blades when this video popped up ....
That was awesome, great idea with the acrylic!
I really enjoyed this video man and that footage was very cool. Thanks for doing that
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING DEMONSTRATION!!! You rock the house.
Got the ultimate crosscut/melamine plywood blade yesterday. Put it to use on some 3/4” melamine today- flawless cuts! Very happy with this blade.
Great video Jonathan, stuff we've experienced but not seen, now we have a visual. Another rough analogy on the rip vs. crosscut is the effect of the chainsaw tooth during those cuts. The rip cut produces a much longer chip/shaving , crosscut is short shredded chips. Those long rip cuts can really build up those shaved chips inside the saw. Granted, the miter saw/table saw is circular while the chainsaw is primarily a straight bladed cut but it does accentuate the dynamics.
Awesome footage, thanks for another great video, super informative for this newby
I purchased the 3 blades when they had the discount. They are awesome, I would pay the normal price without hesitation if I ever need to replace them. I liked them so much I picked up the dado stack last month.
That was great to watch, thanks!
"Buy once, cry once" Love it XD
Best blade reviews....great stuff!!! Watcher from the Caribbean
Thank you for doing this video. It is really cool to see what is actually happening with the teeth. CMT blades have been awesome for me too!
Good stuff. I cried (very happily) last time w/ CMT purchase. Thanks !
I've also switched to CMT blades and they are fantastic.
this is quality content for sure!! good job man!
Nice shots and info.
I'm lazy when it comes to changing blades. I have a 12" combo blade on my saw. It's a great blade, but I really shouldn't use it for some of the ops I do. Thanks for the reminder :)
This mouth breather approves! Thank you, great content
Thanks for sharing, this is great stuff. When looking at the slowmo stuff, to get an extra good look on how the teeth and the gaps worked I adjusted the playing speed down to 0.25 of normal youtube video speed. That was great for looking at the videos, but it made you sound drunk, was quite fun. :-) Also, mouth breathers opening; top notch. :-)
Fantastic footage. Great information that will surely assist others when purchasing the correct blades for their projects.
Edit: Yes, we're all mouth breathers because our noses are stuffed with saw dust. Appropriate intro.
I've been looking at upgrading my blades. Just purchased a rip and crosscut from Taytools. Thanks!
After i watched your video, i bought the 24 tooth blade. It is an amazing blade. I used it to make a dado and was impressed how flat it is. No burning on rip cuts like my 40 tooth Forrest. Thanks for the great info
Ripping blades are the bomb. That's all I keep on my tablesaw now. Like you, my Forest blade gave me a lot of trouble with burning. My saw claims to have a two horse motor, but I'm running it at 120 volts and it's pretty easy to bog it with the thick Forest blade. I'm thinking about getting a new 3 horse Sawstop, so maybe I'll break out the Forest again and see how it goes.
Got some new blades and cleaner coming! Thanks for the coupon code!
Thanks for the discount on the blades!! Along with great video content. Now I just need to find a deal on a new cabinet saw!
Just bought your stop block to make a fence similar to 3x3Customs! Thanks for great content sir👍
Wow...much appreciated. Great visuals and learned a lot.
Awesome video, thanks for sharing.
Awesome video Jonathon!
Thanks for the vid Jon. I only have a basic contractors table saw from dewalt, with 210mm diameter. I was once looking for better blades to fit, only to find myself gutted, as I could not find any blades worth buying. I felt I'm stuck with factory blade. Not bad, as it's new, but it won't be as good as dedicated blades. Deep diving into CMT, I have found they have rip and cross cut blades suitable for my saw! So chuffed about it. Thanks again
I’m a newbie to woodworking. I love your instructional videos. Learn so much. I now understand when to use a rip VS. crosscut blade on regular lumber. When cutting plywood, you’re both ripping and cross-cutting at the same time. What type of blade do you recommend for cutting plywood sheets? Thanks in advance!
Great video and cannot believe i missed it. Always learn something in your video's. I know my next saw blades I will purchase. Going to support my local woodworking shop though.
Love my JKM shop apron-a must have.
Agreed!
I’m sold. I just went from a Freud fusion to a CMT glue line rip and it was amazing.
I missed these the last time they went on sale because I waited too long and I've been thinking about them ever since, just ordered 3 of them, at that price you have to.
Super useful 👍🏼 amazing shoots 👌🏼🔥
Super video! It really showed the difference in the blades. Now I need to figure out how I can afford a good rip blade. Hmm maybe I’ll have to check out CMT.
i love woodworking in slow motion. The higher the chips fly the better. a carpenter from Schaumburg Germany
Awesome shots dude! Would love to see some where you lose a little resolution but start getting into the big boy rates like 100kfps. I’ll deal with a little pixelation to see those little grain tear out in super slow mo hehe
Have that same pocket knife on everyday. Is it the carbon fiber version? Absolutely love it!
Your informative videos are great for beginners like me. Thanks for what you do.
I've been called an "accomplished woodworker" buy more than two people (literally three) and I learned so much from this video. Specifically, seeing the way the chips fill the gullets made the light switch flip that blades are called rip vs cross for a reason. Idiot me, smarter than everyone else, assumes more teeth better cut - the rest is just marketing wank to sell me stuff I don't need. I'm getting a few blades from your link, thanks so much.
Can you try a few cuts with a FLIR camera set up looking at the blade to see the effect of cutting? I'd be interested to quantify how much hotter it gets rather than just hotter or colder!
This was informative, thanks
Great video I learned a lot
I use my rip blade on my table saw for everything. My mitre saw is crosscut. My combo blades for table saw are garbage compared to my rip blade. (Plus the rip blades are cheaper). Fantastic video, thank you for that.
Good design, well made.
Best.Video.Ever.
My woodworking took a big step in the right direction when I put a ripping blade on my tablesaw. Face it, the vast majority of what you do on a tablesaw is ripping. Most of my crosscutting is done on a chop saw, so the ripping blade almost never comes off now. I was amazed at what an improvement it was over a combo blade.
I know many prefer and will declare Forrest blades as tops, for me, it's Freud blades. Freud will resharpen their blades. I've never had any issues with Freud but, then again, we all have our favorites. Great video, cheers :)
After checking the website, the blade prices aren't anywhere near as much as I was expecting. Infact, very competitive and enticing.
Watched this, got on Taylor Tools and ordered three CMT carbide blades (FTG rip, combo, crosscut) at 35% off plus 10% with the JKM code. Should be quite the upgrade from the Diablos I was buying at the big orange box store. Thanks!
Im sold on a rip blade now... your explanation while watching slow mo did it
Literally any normal construction worker: I need to make a cut.
This guy: *Hol' up*
Really useful!
I’ve never seen your channel before. TH-cam recommended you.
Holy crap.....
It’s hard to pay attention to what you’re talking about because I’m distracted by the trailer park kimmel thing. Lol
Rewatched it.... excellent video on saw blade design!
Thank you for this video. I recently bought my first table saw and I ordered all 3 blades from Tay Tools after watching this. I am planning out a project where I will need to cut PVC panels and boards. Will the crosscut blade work for that or do I need something else?
The color and grain on all of your projects looks awesome, unlike mine. It's probably because I did not yet find a suitable lumber yard for quality wood in my are. Can you talk about where to buy hardwood and tricks for picking good ones?
Would be cool to see the dust collector pull the dust on the mitre saw in slow motion. Awesome video. I'll pass this on because even experienced carpenters just grab whatever saw with whatever blade and cut away. It matters in framing too because replacing blades can become costly in a hurry.
Cool video. Blades ordered, if I don't like them I'll send you the bill😋
I have sharpened my Diablo blades a few times. I haven't had much issue. I would like to try the CMT blades, almost all of my router bits are CMT and they are great.
Amazing camera shots...
Holy crap. My brain hurts. I had no idea that saw blades were so technical and complicated.
Good info. I know I have to purchase 6 more blades. The New Camera allows better videos.
I have an idea to catch the tear out. Make an acrylic zero clearance insert, then get the camera or that long lens whatever inside the cabinet from underneath, idk sounds good in my head. Anyway I love these slow mo videos. Thanks again for another informative and entertaining video.
The camera and needed lights wouldn't even come close to fitting under there unfortunately
It's super cool seeing the difference in blades!
If anyone in Canada looking for a blade sharpening place you should checkout All Blades Canada. They seem to sharpen everything and also can custom make bandsaw blades for you.
Great tip
Jonathan makes the case that cheap blades ( I like Diablo ) are not worth the $50 price tag if you can't resharpen them several times, or at all. The lowest sharpening price I found in Ontario for a 50 tooth combination blade is $56.00 . All Blades Canada may have a better price, but they are only in the province of Alberta, so any shipping cost back and forth would negate any sharpening price. Diablo's last me quite a long time, so I'm happy to replace them when necessary and use the steel of the old blade for something else.
@@chrisgraham2904 I personally use Freud for my table saw and I think Diablo for my miter saw and I bought them at KMS tools which I think is also out east as well.
Keep an eye out because they will sometimes be 50% off.
Freud says that they can be sharpened 5 times.
I think also that if you get the results you like and expect from any blade then there is no reason to spend more on a blade than you need.
I have a Dewalt blade that came with my used table saw and for a long time it cut better than some of the first blades I bought that were around the $50-$60 Canadain mark
Just return them if they suck :)
incredible video thanks!!!!
i now own 4 CMT chromium blades, theyre the best!
They really are.
Would raising the blade more on the table saw affect the “angle of attack” enough to make a combo blade a little better at ripping vs a low blade height? Cutting more perpendicular(down) rather than parallel(through) the board?
Very interesting. Did you happen to do any video on a crosscut blade with a negative rake angle? Also, I've seen Roy Underhill use a straw broom to demonstrate the wood fibers and others have used a bundle of straws. Thanks for the video. Take care.
Bill
We rip and cross cut an insane amount of red pine at my shop. We have to send all the blades off for sharpening about once every month
It would be amazing if you and Destin (smarter every day) could collaborate on a video like this. Imagine how much you (and we) would learn tying you woodworking experience to his ability to teach us mouth breathers "science stuff".
A guy can dream!
The first blades I got for my table saw was actually the CMT Orange Chrome blades since they seemed to be of good quality.. I started with a 96 Teeth crosscut blade and a 48 Teeth general purpose... I mostly cut plywood panels at the moment, hence the blade choices. I've yet to get a ripping blade, but that was mostly due to me not finding a 12" one in the orange chrome series... So I'm making due with my combo and crosscut for now.
Now I'm just on the lookout for a decent 12" Rip blade.
Great video. A point off for using personify instead of illustrate. 11/10
Best intro ever!! Trailer park Jimmy Kimmel, you are a gentleman and a scholar!
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Thanks brother!
Great video, I was wondering what Danny DeVeto was up to there days.
best ripping blade ive ever used was a $23 20 tooth blade. Jons right, it didnt last, did two projects and it was finished.
Will try the CMT next....
Makes me laugh every time you say "Gentlemen..." Or "minds out of the gutter" or something along those lines. Makes the videos a bit more fun while remaining as informative as always. Thanks as usual for the info and sharing great products.