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Originally Posted by bobj3 Hi Charles
If I have a 10" saw blade that has 40 carb.tips and I want a nice clean cut I would use one that has 80 carb. tips .
If that's true it should be true for router bits also. yes ?
I guess I should say something about being safer also,if you have less voilds in the cutting tool this sounds safer to me because most of the big bits turn at slower speeds less of a chance of jaming/caching.
Something like hack saw blades . 
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This is reminding me of the evolution of the Gillette Safety razor blade(s)...
There was only one blade for years...
... then TWO! ... twice as better than ONE!... what the first one missed, the second would get!
How many are we up to now... 3, 4, or 5?
When will it end?
Just kidding...
But, if the first blade doesn't cut it all, and there is time for the stuff to raise up for the second blade, the second is actually going to be able to cut the leftovers from the 1st? Going at that relative speed? Might be surprising.