I am building some cabinets with Europly. This is great plywood and the design I am doing calls for exposed edges. The edges are similar to Baltic birch: many plies, few voids, and they look great. The only drawback to Europly is cost. A 3/4" sheet is around $125.
I am getting some slight edge burning with my TS 55 saw, stock blade. I have been able to sand out the burn marks but would prefer not to cause them in the first place. Some of the burn marks reflect user error in feed rate, but I am wondering what blade I might want to try in the future. Surface chip-out is not a problem with the TS 55 stock blade. Would more teeth or fewer teeth be recommended in my situation?
Thanks, mike
I am getting some slight edge burning with my TS 55 saw, stock blade. I have been able to sand out the burn marks but would prefer not to cause them in the first place. Some of the burn marks reflect user error in feed rate, but I am wondering what blade I might want to try in the future. Surface chip-out is not a problem with the TS 55 stock blade. Would more teeth or fewer teeth be recommended in my situation?
Thanks, mike