Combination vs General Purpose Table Saw Blade

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Summary:

In this video, Jonathan Katz-Moses discusses the difference between a general purpose table saw blade and a combination blade. A general purpose blade has 40 teeth, all of which are alternate tooth bevel. This makes it a good choice for plywood, jigs, and other thin materials. A combination blade has 50 teeth, 40 of which are alternate tooth bevel and 10 of which are flat top grind. This makes it a better choice for general hardwoods, as it can both rip and cross-cut effectively. Ultimately, the best blade for you will depend on your specific needs. If you mostly work with plywood and jigs, a general purpose blade is a good option. If you do a lot of work with hardwoods, a combination blade is a better choice.