The unique design of this thin kerf blade allows it to be used effectively for both ripping and crosscutting operations. The large gullets between each set of teeth removes the large amount of dust generated during ripping operations. And the top bevel grind on each tooth cleanly shears tough end-grain when crosscutting. The thin kerf design required less horsepower while generating less feed resistance. This blade is an outstanding value and it is especially well suited for lower horsepower saws.In many custom woodworking shops one blade must cut a variety of materials. These blades will effectively rip and crosscut hardwoods softwoods as well as sheet goods such as plywood and particleboard. They feature the time-tested combination blade design four alternate top bevel teeth with a flat-top raker. Thin kerf blades reduce waste in expensive material and require less horsepower to operate.
