Choosing the Best Table Saw Blades: Woodworking for Beginners #30
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2017
- In this video I review how to choose the Best Table Saw Blade for your woodworking projects.
In most workshops the table saw is the most important woodworking tool so selecting saw blades for the table saw is crucial in getting good results in your furniture making and DIY projects whether it's ripping blades, crosscut blades or trimming baldes. These saw blades can also be used on the mitre saw.
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The value and quality of a video lesson is proven when it is still needed and being watched SIX years later!
I'm now smarter then I was 12 minutes ago. Thank you!
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*than. !!!
Thank you for doing the actual testing, it really shows the differences between each blade!
Extremely comprehensive and valuable information to someone who is just starting out woodworking. Thank you!
Fantastic video! I just bought my first full size table saw and this was exactly the kind of information I was looking for!
Thanks for sharing its been nice experience watching you talking about blades and the most thing I admired the zoom in for blades its been like answering without asking you thank you again.
Great video for a beginner like me. Was planning on a new blade today and found this just in time. Keep up the good work. Thanks!
Hi Colin I love the way that you show and explain one by one , step by step . Thanks a lot for the great video . Next video could you please explain and show ** jig saw blades ** in the same way . Best wishes from Ankara Turkey :)
You are such a great teacher. Thank you so much for this, and all your videos.
very easy to understand yet after doing woodworking for over 40 years I was still able to learn something. Probably would have to say this was the best video on blades that I have seen. This is one of the few places I will subscribe too. Great Job!!
+Rick Kramer Thanks Rick! I'm glad to hear that even a old pro can get something from my videos!
Thank you... This will improve the quality of my work.
The detail covered in your videos can not be compared to others.
Thank you for taking the time for showing us the difference between blades.
This may be the most educational video I've ever watched. Thank you.
Excellent demo of the two major blade types and a bonus include of the combo blade.
Great video Colin. Can clearly see the differences in cut quiality of the rip cut, cross cut and combination baldes.
It great to review the basics from time to time. Thanks.
Excellent! Great job and thank you for bringing this video!
Very educational and well done. Thank you for taking the time to show actual cuts.
Great job on the video, excellent tutorial that demonstrates the advantages of spending a little money on good blades.
So many video out there... yet only this one get to the point telling us the differences with example. Thank you for your time!
+Kwok Or You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Thank you, Colin. Cheers from Brazil!
That is exactly what I needed. As a beginner, I needed info on the different blade cuts. Another greet video. Thank you Colin.
I'm glad it helped you Tony. Thanks for watching.
The Freud Fusion is an excellent choice for a combination blade. Forrest makes a good combination and so does Ridge Carbide. Ridge Carbide is kind of a small company, but manufactures great blades.
+Tony bp
You will find that a lot of branded tools use generic blades that offer very poor quality. The only companies in my opinion that offer good blades in all their products is Festool and Mafell.
Very comprehensive and straight forward.....thanks so much!!
I really appreciate seeing someone showcasing the use of a blade guard as it’s not as common to see people use one in videos when demonstrating. It’s a great safety feature more people should use.
Just bought my first table saw,,, very helpful thank you
Awesome video. Right to the point with examples. Much appreciated
What an excellent demonstration! Thanks!
Awesome video exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again!
Just wanted to say thank you for the time and effort you put into these videos. I have been in construction, onsite superintendent, project manager, and now for the past 6 plus years a renovations contractor business owner. I really enjoy your straightforward sharing of information. Not theatrical or over dramatized presentations. Thanks 👍👍👍
He is great
Great info. Thank you for sharing.
Brilliant insight and comparisons...thanks so much
Great video Colin. I just picked up my first 90 tooth Diablo blade a couple months ago and I was amazed how well it performed over my combo blade. The cut was so good it felt like it was planed smooth. I can't wait to pick up a dedicated ripping blade.
Yup, having the right blade for the right cut make a world of difference! Thanks for watching.
Perfect explanation! Thank you!
Thank you, thank you very much for your so nice showing between three different blades. You are a very good adviser, teacher.
Thank you for sharing this wisdom . love learning about woodworking
Great insight to blades mate & many folks crap on trying only to sell blades as they are expensive & your presentation is thorough & honest & appreciated 👍👍👍
I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching!
Great visual demonstration. Thanks Colin!
+Tim McArthur and thank you for watching Tim!
Thank you for this video, it is excellent and really helped me choose a couple blades.
Thanks! this is great info. I'm a slave to the combo blade and your video gives me the kick to make the smart dedicated blade choice.
Just bought my first table saw, and this is really useful thanks video.
Thanks for watching!
Age old questions have just been answered to me. Thanks.
Found out that by mistake. Cross cut blade was gunned up from ripping. so used another blade (ripping) and hey presto great rips. Thank you, Now I know which to use.
Thank u for ur time, great know how and a master at ur craft.
Thank you. Helped me get right blade!
Wow, I just learned so much so fast, thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Colin!
It was a very useful information, I didn't know anything about that, I'm actually a beginner and I think this is the kind of information people should get to know before buying sirc saw blades, like myself, thank you so much and be healthy I will be checking up on your channel for more educational information.
Great info!!
Great explanation. Thank you.
Just what i needed to know. Many thanks.
Great information. Thank you.
Thanks for this video, excellent, very god explanation.
I enjoyed your video. It was very helpful. Thank you!
He gets right to the topic with lots of good information 😉
Thank you for teaching me this. Had no idea
Excellent, thanks.
very very helpful for a newbie like me, sir ! these blades are costly, now way to experiment .
Great video, very well done and informative especially showing both cuts on the ripping blade
+Thomas Harris Thanks Thomas!
Thank you awesome explanation 👍🏽
Thank you for a great video!!!
thanks for teaching clearly... thank you!
Great video. I learned a lot, and I took notes.
Thanks!!!
Very informative. Thank you .
Thank you, your demonstrations really helped me understand this better
This was very helpful. Thank you..
Simple but very informative, thanks Colin
You're Welcome! Thanks for watching.
Very helpful, thank you
Just bought a circular saw and you've saved me some potential frustration
Very pro explained. You are booked as my missed teacher in the past. God thank for youtube ;-)
Thank you sir for the knowledge!
Another video of superb quality. You have a wonderful way of getting your point across. I sort of hope you were an educator when you were working full time because your students would have been very well taught.
Was not an educator but somehow seem to have slipped into that mode ... thanks for your comments Robert
My favorite is a 60 tooth for everyday use. We are renovation contractors and these blades seem to give is consistent cuts for a variety of materials in either rip or cross cuts. We put 10” 60T blades on both our miter and table saws.
Sounds like I need a ripping blade for my table saw and a cross cutting blade for my miter saw
I also have come to the same conclusion
Thanks
Very helpful info!
I always want to do woodworking. This video is simple to understand and help build confidence to guys like me. Thank you. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you.
Start off with just chisels, hand saw and planes. You can get all of this for cheap. Learn the basics of making joints such as tenon, dovetails and lapping joints.
Thanks a lot for informative video.
Thanks for helping my ignorance start to fade concerning blades.
Great video. As they say in that cooking show; You nailed it!
Great video Lots of help
love al your videos, Colin ❤
Excellent infotmation foundation... thanks.
I bought a cheap table saw, and also a mitre saw. Changing the blades from standard to better ones made the machines 100% better. Turns out they supplied the machines with 40 tooth blades, gone for ripping lumber for framing but for cutting plywood was awful. New ones are 84 tooth blades which is great for ply. Loving the channel Colin! 👍🏻
Yes I do the same
Excelent !!
Thank you Colin, great video!!
+Ross Copper Thanks for watching Ross!
Nicely presented ... very helpful
Thankyou! Very usefull information to beginers.
Thanks for watching!
Great video and explanation!
Im lovin this video nice job !!!
You help a lot sir
very very nice thanks for you
Thanks. That all I need
WOW ! What a great video. I never realized one should change blades when going from a rip cut to a cross cut. I always used a 60 tooth one blade do all. When it started to burn or smoke I knew it was time for a new blade.
Barry G. Kery
Barry, sometimes if the blade causes smoking you should try cleaning the blade, make sure you're not using a crosscut blade for ripping, be sure the material isn't pinching the blade & the material isn't being pushed sideways because it's bowed or twisted. I hope this helps.
Awesome video full of information thank you very much
Great video and thank you for such practical information with real examples. I appreciate and hope to see more videos in a similar format for various tools, concepts, and techniques. I'm certainly not a professional woodworker, and all these years I never knew this about the blades. I am now equiped with information for better quality cuts. As with most tools, they rarely come with detailed descriptions about the features and even less in the form of examples, assuming that those who purchase them already know how to use them. Speaking of which, one day I'll learn how to sharpen my band saw and circular saw blades, chainsaw blades, and drill bits.
+Davegbuf Thanks David. We already have a series of beginner woodworking videos on our channel, if you haven't seen them already and we're working on many more!
I found this video to be very helpful, Thank you
+Richard Madsen You are welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Steve
Very informative video. Thank you!
+Jesus Cerezo You're welcome !
Thank you sir.
Thank you for this video. I have problem with cutting untill found your chanel.
Thanks for your info....God bless you!
+Guy Boisvert You're welcome
I use a combo blade a lot and it works well for most things, when I need fine cuts I use the 80 tooth blade ripping or cross cutting and I get excellent results most of he time. Good video and good job.
Hi, I am new to woodworking and just purchased my 7 1/4 Dewalt Circular saw and been looking for the best blades. Would you mind telling me which Combo blade you think works the best? Ive been looking at the diablos. The 24, 40, and 60 tooth to be exact. Im looking for something decent that will cut plywood but will also make really fine clean cuts when Im making furniture. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Also heard some good things with the dewalt precision blades?