Forrest's 20-Tooth, 10" Woodworker II Blades Are Ideal for Making Fast-Feed Rip Cuts Without Burning |
Forrest Manufacturing Co., Inc.
457 River Rd.
Clifton, NJ, 07014
USA
Press release date: December 20, 2011
Customers can choose either a 1/8" or a 3/32" kerf blade for aggressive, scorch-free rips of oak, cherry, and other hardwoods
CLIFTON, New Jersey - Forrest Manufacturing's 20-Tooth, 10" Woodworker II Blades are helping woodworkers and serious hobbyists make fast, accurate rip cuts in hardwoods without leaving burn or scorch marks. According to the company's Vice President, Jay Forrest, "There is a substantial demand for these blades. They are perfect for use on cherry, maple, oak, hickory, mahogany, and various exotics, as well as on other types of hard, dense wood. These circular saw blades consume the wood quickly to provide fast-feed cuts along the grain. They have fewer teeth than other Woodworker II blades. So there is less buildup of heat as the blade cuts through the wood. This substantially reduces the need for sanding because of burning or scorching. Our 20-Tooth, 10" Woodworker II Blades also feature an ATB+R (Alternate Top Bevel + Raker) tooth style. This means every fourth tooth is square to boost the speed of the feed."
Mr. Forrest goes on to say, "Just about every shop with a table saw needs to have one of these aggressive-feed blades for making rip cuts. They're affordably priced. And most important of all, they are excellent for use on hardwoods of every kind, especially those pieces with a thickness of 2" or more."
Precision-Engineered for Superior Performance
The 20-Tooth, 10" Woodworker II Blades are precision-engineered from corrosion-resistant, super-strong C-4 micrograin carbide. This provides up to 300% longer life between sharpenings, compared to other carbide blades. Forrest blades are all hand-straightened to ensure perfect flatness. They also have exceptional perimeter concentricity and side runout of +/- .001. The 20-Tooth, 10" Woodworker II Blades have a 5/8" bore and are available with a standard 1/8" kerf (Catalog #WW10206125) or with an optional 3/32" kerf (Catalog #WW10206100). The 3/32" kerf is best for use on lighter-duty saws and for making thinner cuts. Both blades have a list price of $77. In addition, Forrest offers state-of-the-art factory sharpening at a very reasonable cost. Taking advantage of this service can help maintain blade life and performance. Forrest blades also come with a 30-Day, Money-Back Guarantee.
Made-in-America Quality and Service
At a time when most other companies are producing their blades in Asia or Europe, Forrest proudly manufactures its products in the United States. It is a family-owned business and is dedicated to the highest standards of American workmanship and performance.
Forrest has been devoted to serving the needs of woodworkers and serious hobbyists since it was founded in 1946. During the intervening sixty-five years, the company has built a well-deserved reputation for innovation and leadership. Many Forrest employees have been with the company for more than two decades. And, regardless of their position, Forrest personnel share a common commitment to providing the very best in courteous, knowledgeable customer service.
For More Information
In addition to its impressive line of Woodworker II blades, Forrest offers a wide variety of custom and specialty products. These include its Signature Line Chop Master, Finger Joint Sets, Duraline Hi-A/T, Concave Face blades, and nonferrous saw blades. Forrest's two most popular products are its Woodworker II line and Dado King. Both of these have received numerous awards and recognition from industry experts who regularly test and review saw blades for quality of cut and cost-to-value ratio.
Forrest blades are available from fine-quality dealers, retailers, and catalogs, as well as direct from the factory. For more information, call 1-800-733-7111 or visit www.ForrestBlades.com.
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