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   Jkatzowitz | Feb 10, 2022 05:01pm | #1

   Highland Woodworking sells their own line of "Woodslicer" resaw blades. They are not carbide tipped but they are excellent, I've used them for years.

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   john_c2 | Feb 10, 2022 06:59pm | #2

   I love the Highland Woodslicer blades too. I've done a ton of resawing with them.

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   [email protected] | Feb 10, 2022 07:32pm | #3

   It is hard to beat the Highland Woodslicer blade for cut quality, tracking and kerf width on my Laguna 14BX. When new, the Laguna carbide blade also has excellent cut quality and tracking but takes a wider kerf. I had it factory re-sharpened and it never tracked right again. I have a carbide replacement but it is still new in the box, in favor of the Woodslicer.

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   _mj_ | Feb 10, 2022 07:42pm | #4

   +1 for the 1/2" woodslicer on my laguna 14 SUV. I have gone over 14" of resaw with beautiful results.

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   elmaduro | Feb 10, 2022 11:44pm | #5

   Four for four on the woodslicer. Thanks !

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   gulfstar | Feb 11, 2022 01:59pm | #6

   The only woodslicer I can find in Canada is the one sold by R & D , do you think it’s the same ? At that price I am ordering a few.

   https://tufftooth.com/product/woodslicer-swift/

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   Jkatzowitz | Feb 11, 2022 05:07pm | #8

   I doubt it's the same product. Highland Woodworking produces the blades and they are simply called Woodslicer. The product in the link you have is called Woodslicer Swift.

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   john_c2 | Feb 11, 2022 05:47pm | #9

   I kind of doubt Highland produces the blades. Just guessing. I wonder who actually makes them.

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   john_c2 | Feb 11, 2022 05:49pm | #10

   In a pinch, I've used Starrett blades, as they are available at Woodcraft. They are very close in appearance and results as the Woodslicer, and are reasonably priced. Give one a try.

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   mlindy | Feb 11, 2022 02:32pm | #7

   I've bought both the Laguna and Highland "Woodslicer" blades for my Laguna 14/12 and would definitely recommend the latter over the former (love the saw, though!).