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Thoroughbred Dado Head 73550 or 73504 (right or left)
April 1, 2005

Industrial tool maker DML’s standard 8-in.-dia. stacked dado set is designed for hardwoods, softwoods, and laminated materials
Dado Heads
March 1, 2005

We tested 15 sets for smoothness of cuts
Thin-Kerf Combination Blade No. LU83R
December 1, 2004

An antivibration, thin-kerf sawblade coaded with Freud’s Perma-shield non-stick coating designed to reduce friction, heat, and rust.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade F410
April 1, 2002

This carbide-tipped combination blade from Freud features double-ground teeth and a thick blade body.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blades
April 1, 2002

Our high-tech test of 14 new blades revealed the smoothest cutters
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 27656
April 1, 2002

Vermont American Industrial’s Dyanite Series carbide-tipped circular saw blades are available as rip, crosscut, and combination blades.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 213.040.10
April 1, 2002

CMT's Teflon-coated blade uses ATB teeth and a 19° hook for good rips and crosscuts.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 1030
April 1, 2002

This low-cost combination blade from Systimatic is now available as model no. 37104.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade TS2000
April 1, 2002

Ridge Carbide Tool Company’s TS2000 features carbide-tipped teeth and stabilizing technology.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade Woodworker II WW10407125
April 1, 2002

The Forrest Woodworker II is designed for ripping and crosscutting a variety of materials. It features carbide-tipped teeth and is available in a variety of sizes and styles.

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