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John I recently ordered the Felder silent power 14tooth blade and it comes with flat bottom teeth. It’s still on sale for $53.90 and in stock. Here’s their description: For time saving rip cuts.

I appreciate all of these replies! I am not sure what you mean by fine joinery (all we do is mighty fine, right?) The last time I bought blades was long ago, and I thought rip blades were flat-top and

Prices look too low for today's market.? Good luck.

Thanks David and Mark, John did not mention fine joinery rather flat bottom cuts so I thought I had the perfect option for him. No Problem. Wonder if Leitz offers one in Aqua marine (Mauve to the

Haha! I’ll keep that in mind. Unfortunately the double postage between us would likely dampen our enthusiasm for a swap! Warm regards, David Dr David Luckensmeyer ________________________________

Lucky, I’ll trade you my (unused) 8-degree dovetail blade for something if you want. LOL David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/ https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/

Mike, if you sweet talk Kyle, he will special order you a feeder in a nice neutral grey instead of the s**t-brindle-brown. Here’s mine: David Best

Imran, I have two of those - they are great for grooving drawer bottoms and the like, but not good for joinery. David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/

That’s a nice blade. I want that blade! Warm regards, Lucky Dr David Luckensmeyer ________________________________ Sent: Friday, March 18, 2022 12:49:56 PM To: [email protected]

I had Leitz custom grind one of their standard blades specifically for joinery work. I believe the up-charge was about $25 over the cost of the new blade which was about $130. I recommend you call

After having the Felder option for years collecting dust it has become quite useful this past week in combination with Brian’s version and the less talked about Lamb Toolworks fence digital stop.

Well that got more attention than anticipated. 1. Yes the slider will lock in 2 positions if the arrows are nicely lined up. Like threading a needle. 2. The red stripe is a reminder to not wrap my

Aren't all rip blades FTG? That said, as in Lucky's example above, I recently sent of the combination blade that came with my (you should pardon the expression) SawStop to be ground flat at 10 degrees

I bought a Leitz from my local saw sharpening shop and he reground it so it cuts a true flat bottom. I use it for fine detail hardwood joint work. Mark Foster

Hello John, Here is one of Freud's offerings:

Imran i have that one, good for just plowing a groove but i didn’t like it for joinery like a bridal joint. The Freud I bought (link below) is really good for that. Regards, Mark

Felder offers this (currently out of stock) with 4mm kerf. https://www.felder-group.com/en-us/shop/slotting-saw-blades-sc91893/hw-slotting-saw-blade-silent-power-with-solid-tool-body-sp91897 Imran

Yes you can have it re-bored, i have also had an atb reground at one point in the past. Here is one i recently bought but i think it’s a thin kerf.

John, do you have a Leitz rep in your area? Leitz have an enormous catalog of tooling and I’ve bought several blades from them which are “blanks” in that the carbide teeth are flat, ready for

I have been looking for an FTG blade, but they are not easy to find. This would be primarily for flat-bottom cuts. I bought a couple of Tenryu blades, but they do not offer a flat-tooth option with