--- patrusso <patru...@sover.net> wrote:
> Scott > Use the 60 tooth for ripping spruce. Ok...check. > Fine trim or > cut-off blades are > generally 80 tooth blades best used on miter or chop > saws. See, my woodworking experience is in laminate cabinets. We use 80 tooth blades for ripping sheets of laminate, not in miter saws. > Coarse finish > cuts are a no-no in any wood working. Again, see above. In my world, we use 36 tooth blades for ripping MDF because 80 tooth blades clog. 36 tooth works good for particle board, too. > The cleaner > the cut, the better the > glue bond. We always use staplers.. :-) Then again, we do sand for a smooth finish with the contact cement. > A good sharp 60 thooth blade will give > you an excellent glue > surface. Cool...I have a few of those. I use carbide tips...is that ok or should I be using steel? __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
