Cutting through wood and metal might seem straightforward, but choosing the right blade makes all the difference. Using the wrong one? It can turn a simple job into a real headache. Wood Blade vs Metal Blade: What’s the Difference? The main difference between wood and metal blades is the type of teeth they have and […]

Ever wondered if your trusty wood blade could handle aluminum? You’re not alone. It’s a common question that pops up when someone needs to get a quick job done without changing blades. Let’s dive in and see what works, and what might be a recipe for trouble. Yes, you can cut aluminum with a wood

Cutting melamine can be a challenge, even for experienced woodworkers. The goal? Smooth, chip-free cuts without any of those annoying splinters. So, what’s the secret? For smooth, chip-free melamine cuts, use a high-tooth-count (80+) carbide-tipped triple-chip grind (TCG) blade. Apply masking tape on the cut line, position melamine face down, and make slow, steady passes