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10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade GM-25540
April 1, 2002

Tenryu America Co. advertises a built-in dampening system and reduced vibration on its line of tablesaw blades.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 26789
April 1, 2002

Craftsman offers combination blades comparable to model No. 26789.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade PR1040
April 1, 2002

Part of Amana Tool’s "all-purpose" blades, designed for riping and crosscutting in both solid wood and sheet goods.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 100W40
April 1, 2002

U.S. Saw, from Oldham Co., offers carbide-tipped blades in a variety of cutting styles.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 74010
April 1, 2002

The DML 740010 is an all-purpose tablesaw blade that has carbide-tipped teeth with features to reduce noise and increase stability.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade DW7615
April 1, 2002

DeWalt’s DW7615 has been replaced with 50-tpi blades under model No.DW7640 and DW7150
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade AGP1040
April 1, 2002

The Everlast combination blade produces clean rip and crosscut results in a variety of materials.
10-in. Combination Tablesaw Blade 110-440
April 1, 2002

Jesada’s combination blade features a 20° top bevel and 18° hook, designed for ripping and crosscutting a variety of materials.
Ceramic-Tipped Blades
April 1, 2001

Carbide Processors Inc. offers its ceramic-tipped blades in sizes ranging from 8 in. dia. to 12 in. dia.
All-Purpose Sawblades
October 1, 1996

Designed to rip as well as crosscut, these blades handle a variety of materials

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