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WW10401125 Woodworker II #1 Grind Saw Blade 10" x #1 x 40 Tooth

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The #1 Grind is a custom version of our top selling Woodworker II blade from Forrest Manufacturing. It produces a square, flat bottomed cut for box joints, splines, keyways, drawer bottom grooves...

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The #1 Grind is a custom version of our top selling Woodworker II blade from Forrest Manufacturing. It produces a square, flat bottomed cut for box joints, splines, keyways, drawer bottom grooves and anyplace else that you want a clean, flat cut. 10" x 40T, .125" kerf, 5/8" arbor hole.



  • Long life micro-grain carbide teeth
  • 5/8" arbor hole
  • .125 kerf
  • 10" 40 tooth
  • #1 grind

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The newest blade from Forrest Manufacturing is the 10″ Ply Veneer Worker with 70 Teeth, and is specifically designed to work with man-made materials in the plywood, vinyl clad, composite and veneer arena. Each tip is made from super hard, long life micro-grain carbide, and the ATB (35° Alternate Top Bevel) produces the smoothest cut ever seen in a hand-straightened saw blade. The 10° face hook allows for easier feed on table saws, and sides are chamfered to eliminate heat buildup and chip clearing. This thin (3/32″) kerf blade is 10″ in diameter and has a 5/8″ arbor. This blade is also available in standard (1/8″) kerf. For use on table saws and saws with slides. Made in the USA.

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    A very specific purpose

    The standard WW II blade has some great versatility, but with that raker tooth, some of this is lost. It is a very good blade for cutting box joints and other flat bottom, non-thru cuts.

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    Woodworker II Should be Woodworker #1

    I have been a woodworker for over 20 years and have always used the same brand blades that my Grandfather, who was a woodworker as well used. until I found myself in a pinch when I took these blades to a new sharpener and they were destroyed as he ground all the carbide off them rendering them useless. So I need some new blades right away and went to the local Woodworking supply store and picked up a Woodworker II blade. I was very impressed by how blade riped through tiger maple for our Queen Anne Highboy like nothing first day over 150 bd. ft. of 4/4 maple. It has since cut many more hundred bd. ft. of lumber and is still sharp. It leaves a mirror finish during cross cutting. The one we got has only a .001 run out and is in our opinion a blade for serious woodworkers I will be using Forrest products from now on. Bubbadovetail MI.

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    Woodworker II #1 grind 10

    I bought this #1 grind blade becuase it leaves a cut that is flat on the bottom. I use only Forrest blades and this one is up to their usual high standards. The only minor problem with this blade is that it leaves a slight edge roughness on the bottom of the cut.

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    Nice specialty blade

    A very specialized blade, but when you need a flat bottomed groove 1/8" wide, it can't be beat.

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    The best saw, 1AAA !!!

    Used for my daughter furniture, the best product !!!

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    finest saw blade I have ever used

    I cut a lot of domestic and exotic hardwoods and this blade flys through it.