bp122
Expert at Jibber-Jabber
Hi there
I am looking at getting a replacement blade for my table saw.
It is a 216mm Table saw from Axminster.
Upon researching online I came across and understood different types of TS blades. And that for most of my work, which is with a variety of hardwood and softwoods and sheets, a non specific blade (Neither cross cut, nor ripping) is a good option to begin with. But there are two types of it, as I understood: General Purpose and Combination. The former having about 40-50 teeth and generally with alternating bevel, whilst the latter has groups of four or five teeth with a large clearing in between.
The sites I turned to for info (too many of them) may have been American. Are the blade options the same on this side of the pond? If so, which one of these is better and any hint on particular brand etc will be helpful.
Thank you all.
bp
I am looking at getting a replacement blade for my table saw.
It is a 216mm Table saw from Axminster.
Upon researching online I came across and understood different types of TS blades. And that for most of my work, which is with a variety of hardwood and softwoods and sheets, a non specific blade (Neither cross cut, nor ripping) is a good option to begin with. But there are two types of it, as I understood: General Purpose and Combination. The former having about 40-50 teeth and generally with alternating bevel, whilst the latter has groups of four or five teeth with a large clearing in between.
The sites I turned to for info (too many of them) may have been American. Are the blade options the same on this side of the pond? If so, which one of these is better and any hint on particular brand etc will be helpful.
Thank you all.
bp