Melamine Blade

[noonenparticular]

Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm looking at the one on Lee Valley's site which is in my price range. Anything else I should be looking at? Experiences?

tia,

jc

[David]

Get a Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided" means both the top and bottom will be chip free. Amazing blade. don't get the Freud the Borg sells.

Dave

[noonenparticular]

David,

Looked into your request. International tools has the non-teflon coated on sale for $40 which seems like an almost gloatable deal. Did you get the teflon or non-teflon. Would you recommend this purchase? I think the two are identical except for the coating.

jc

[noonenparticular]

beg pardon, I looked into your *recommendation*..... I really shouldn't type while doing anything else.... 8-(

[David]

:) that's ok. I've made more typos than the average bear. and also substituted homonyms. I think I posted the part number recently. I'll see if i can find it and get back to you in a few minutes.

Dave

[David]

"Industrial - Item No. LU97R010" - that's the part number

[noonenparticular]

Freud Industrial double sided melamine blade. "double sided" means

That's what I'll go with. Thanks for the help.

jc

[tabergman]

I got the Forrest Hi-AT/B blade (Lee Valley sells it). Pricey, but I have to admit it does an incredible job. Zero tearout as far as I can tell, ready to glue edges.

no> Does anyone have recommendations for a 10" TS blade for melamine. I'm

[noonenparticular]

I agree, you can rarely go wrong with a Forrest, but that's a little out of my price range for the amount of work I'll be doing with it.

Thanks for the recommendation.

jc

[Pat Barber]