Saw Blade cuts plywood and plywood veneers.
Press Release Summary:
Made from corrosion-resistant C-4 micrograin carbide, Ply Veneer Worker Blade delivers rip and cross cuts of 2-sided plywood, finished or unfinished. It also provides finish-quality cross cuts on hardwood laminated sheet products and natural wood of all types. Measuring 10 in. in diameter with 10° hook and 70 teeth, blade performs flawless cuts without splintering or fuzz and without chip-outs on either top or bottom surfaces.
Original Press Release:
Forrest Manufacturing Introduces It's New Ply Veneer Worker (PVW) Blade
The 10"-diameter, 70--tooth blade is designed for cutting plywood and plywood veneers. It also provides finish-quality cross cuts on hard wood laminated sheet products and natural wood of all types.
CLIFTON, New Jersey, - Vice President Jay Forrest announced today that Forrest Manufacturing has responded to customer requests by developing a new blade designed specifically for providing rip and cross cuts of two-sided plywood, whether finished or unfinished. In discussing this new product, Mr. Forrest said, "Our Ply Veneer Worker (PVW) is a commercial-quality blade that excels on table saws, although it can also be used on radial arm saws. This new blade features the same high-precision technology as our popular Woodworker II blade. As a result, it does an outstanding job of ripping and cross cutting plywood and plywood veneers. But that's not all. The PVW also provides finish-quality cross cuts on hardwood laminated sheet products, as well as cross cuts on natural wood of all types. So it is well suited for use in making cabinets, bookshelves, and furniture. However, the blade is intended strictly for plywood, plywood veneers, and solid woods. It is not designed for cutting materials such as plastic, laminates, or melamine."
Flawless Cuts with No Splintering
The Ply Veneer Worker (PVW) features a 10º hook, 70 teeth, and a high alternate top bevel grind. Because it is designed for cutting wood products only, it has a faster feed rate than the popular Forrest Duraline Hi-A/T blade that is used for plys, veneers, and low-pressure laminates. The PVW also costs $23 less. In further elaborating on the new blade, Mr. Forrest said, "Woodworkers and serious hobbyists will find that the Ply Veneer Worker is an exceptional blade that provides flawless cuts without splintering or fuzz and without chip-outs on either the top or bottom surfaces. No scoring blade is needed. We've custom-engineered the PVW and carefully tested it. So customers can count on it for vibration-free performance and long life. To the best of our knowledge, there is no comparable product available today."
At the present time, the Ply Veneer Worker is available only in a 10"-diameter blade. The model PVW10707125 features a standard 1/8" kerf. The model PVW10707100 features a thin kerf. Both have a list price of $144. Forrest is planning to eventually make the blade available in other sizes, ranging from 7 ½" to 14" diameters.
Comes with Forrest's 30-Day, Money-Back Guarantee
Forrest saw blades, including the new PVW, are made from corrosion-resistant, super-strong C-4 micrograin carbide. As a result, they have up to a 300% longer life between sharpenings, compared to other carbide blades. In addition, all Forrest blades are hand straightened to ensure perfect flatness. They also have exceptional perimeter concentricity and side runout of +/- .001. But that's not all. Forrest offers state-of-the-art sharpening of all brands of carbide-tipped circular saw blades at a very reasonable cost. This helps assure optimal performance and maintains the working life of the blade.
Customers have the added advantage of knowing their Forrest blades come with the company's 30-day, money-back guarantee. So they can make their purchase in complete confidence.
American-Made and Backed by Superior Customer Service
Forrest Manufacturing has been dedicated to meeting the needs of woodworkers and serious hobbyists since 1946. Over this 65-year period, the company has earned an outstanding reputation for innovation and leadership. Many Forrest employees have been with the company for 20 years or longer. They appreciate the fact that this family-owned business continues to produce its blades in the United States at a time when other manufacturers have moved their production facilities to Asia or Eastern Europe. In addition to a strong commitment to maintaining the high standards of American workmanship, Forrest personnel are dedicated to providing the very finest in courteous, knowledgeable customer service.
Among Forrest's custom and specialty blades are its Signature Line Chop Master, Finger Joint, Duraline, Concave Face, and nonferrous cutting blades. Forrest's two most popular blades, the Woodworker II and the Dado King, 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.
