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05-13-2008, 02:31 PM
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| Registered User Sr. Member |  Forest 10" 80 tooth Chopmaster Blade Reviewer: rstermer Rating: 10 Review: I have an inexpensive 10" sliding compound miter saw. The blade it came with didn't really cut through wood, it splintered its way through. The last 1/8" was always a mess, splintered, torn up, just plain ugly. I replaced the blade with a Forest Chopmaster 80 tooth blade, and what a change! The cuts are so smooth they look polished, there are no splinters or tear out, just a smooth, perfectly cut edge. I would recommend this blade to anyone looking for improved performance from a miter saw. It has turned a tool I'd almost quit using back into a mainstay in my shop. Last edited by rstermer; 05-13-2008 at 03:39 PM. |
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