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January 30th, 2009 by James J.
Product: 10" Duraline & 6" Dado King
Rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have been making custom red oak kitchen cabinets from scratch for our home and after many moments that my professional 10" Delta finish blade and 6" dado blades splintered or chipped a crucial set-up or piece I bit the bullet and purchased a 10" Duraline plywood blade and a 6" Dado King set for the oak plywood. They are everything Forrest claims. Smooth, clean and splinter free. Believe me, I cleaned and checked alignments many times before I purchased these from Forrest. I never looked back and today I just ordered two more blades, 10" X 40 tooth WOODWORKER II and a 10" 80 tooth CHOPMASTER before I begin the 24 doors. I am convinced I will not want to use another mfg. blade again. I wish you made heavy duty router bit. You will get the sharpening business for my current 1/2" bits. My local sharpener disappointed me again. Thank you, Jim Jones
July 8th, 2020 by Donald B.
Product: Zero Clearance insert
Rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have a powermatic pm1000 and ordered a Zero Clearance insert for it. I just received it this week and installed it. The pictures and description don't do these inserts justice. These inserts are extreme high quality. They are worth every penny so don't hesitate to lay down your money, you won't be disappointed. I'm going to order another for my dado stack!
August 6th, 2008 by Mark M.
Product: Woodworker II
Rating: 5 of 5 stars
Hello--
You guys probably get kudos all of the time. I'm a beginner woodworker with a limited shop and budget. However, I sprung for a woodworker 2 with a standard kerf because you advertised that the edges would be good enough to glue without additional steps.
This is my first project. A few passes through the table saw, and sure enough the pieces for the tabletop were good enough to glue. Crosscuts are very clean. All of my joints are tight. I did experiment with a router pattern bit and a straight edge and in my view your saw blade yielded a superior result.
But you probably knew all of that.
Thanks
Mark Eisenbies
