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   dinothecarpenter | May 26, 2005 03:53am | #1

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   That helps.

   YCF Dino

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   stevemorris | May 30, 2005 02:55am | #2

   to cut melamine panels(and i do it every day), get the best freud melamine blade for your circ saw

   set up an edge guide for your saw to keep the saw perfectly straight, lee valley has a really cool one http://www.leevalley.com

   make sure that the sole of the saw is parallel to the blade

   first make a scoring cut with your saw, just barely through the melamine and then recut all the way through

   with the right setup and some fine tuning, perfect cuts on melamine and veneer panels are posible ie perfect on both sides of the material

   caulking is not a piece of trim

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   WillGeorge | Jun 02, 2005 09:10pm | #3

   first make a scoring cut with your saw, just barely through the melamine and then recut all the way through..

   Ya got it! Or get a $20,000 Europen slider saw with a Scoring blade out front!

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   notDusty | Jun 13, 2005 08:25am | #4

                 firk ,

                            I think you are asking what type of saw blade is best not what type of saw , right ?  On the table saw I use a 10" FS brand 80 tooth with a negative rake , when sharp you have a hard time telling the top from the bottom . FS are made in Canada .

                                   good   luck                    dusty

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   cicero | Jun 16, 2005 11:12pm | #5

   Or you could buzz the edge using a T/C blade.