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I have owned a table saw since around 1982. I have worn out two of them, sold one, and am on my fourth one (SawStop brand). As I build various projects, I find that I need different kinds of blades to perform the cuts needed. There are general-use blades, ripping blades, cross-cut blades, dado blades, and the list goes on.
I have owned a table saw since around 1982. I have worn out two of them, sold one, and am on my fourth one (SawStop brand). As I build various projects, I find that I need different kinds of blades to perform the cuts needed. There are general-use blades, ripping blades, cross-cut blades, dado blades, and the list goes on.
About a year ago I found plans for a blade storage cabinet. I made one and it works great. I can hold all of my blades close to my table saw, and each blade rests in its own tray on a padded surface to protect the teeth.
About a year ago I found plans for a blade storage cabinet. I made one and it works great. I can hold all of my blades close to my table saw, and each blade rests in its own tray on a padded surface to protect the teeth.
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