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Each of our saw blades use the appropriate carbide for the material to
be cut by that blade. In most cases, this is C-4 micron carbide.
For very abrasive materials, such as MDF and laminates, we use Micro-Sheen
C-4 sub-micron carbide, a special type that resists wear from chemical
corrosion. For some rough cutting applications, where C-4 carbide is
actually too brittle, more suitable carbides are used. In fact,
we'll design and have a custom saw blade manufactured just for your
specific applications.
NOTE: See our FAQ Page for more information about saw
blades and correct OSHA standards for RPM saw speeds.
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ATB - Alternative Top Bevel. This is the most common saw
design, and with good reason. Excellent for cutting
operations with or against the grain, it achieves a high level of
quality over a wide range of cuts. Top beveled teeth server
the material with shearing action. Teeth alternate left and
right top bevel.
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ATB+R - Alternative Top Bevel plus Raker. For cut-off
and trimming operations on natural wood or undefined grain
material. Top beveled teeth sever the material with shearing
action alternating left and right, followed by a raking action
flat top tooth to facilitate chip removal.
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HATB - High Alternative Top Bevel. Similar to ATB,
but teeth are ground with a sharper top angle. Used for
laminates such as melamine and formica, this design will allow
chip free cutting of double sided laminates on most materials.
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LR - Left and Right. An improvement to the
traditional ATB, each tooth has a beveled face in addition to a
beveled top. This provides an even finer cutting surface and
especially clean cuts. Most suitable for veneers, plywood,
and anywhere cut quality is most critical.
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LRLRS - Left Right Left Right Straight. Similar to LR
above, with added straight raker every 5th tooth. This helps
to remove sawdust from the cut, giving better blade cooling and
preventing dust buildup in the saw blade. Excellent design
for mitre box saws and sharp trimming of slightly thicker wood
than used with LR design.
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TCG - Triple Chip Grind. Alternating triple-edge and
flat top design for dual action cutting. Triple-edge teeth
chip down the center of the kerf; flat top raker teeth follow to
clean out material from both sides. Very resistant to wear
and fracture when cutting hard or abrasive material.
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 CTC - California Triple Chip. Combining the best of
the ATB's slicing action and the TCG's durability, this recent
addition to the lineup is quickly becoming a favorite of people
who need to cut a variety of materials without changing
blades. That's why you will find it on our new Double Mitre
saw blades, designed for picture frame and molding cutters.
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FTG - Flat Top Grind. For cutting natural wood witht
he grain. Larger gullets accept greater chip loads,
permiting a higher feed rate. FTG teeth cut with chisel-like
action.
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RA - Tapered Sides with Flat Top. The tapered sides
allow the kerf to be adjusted by raising or lowering the arbor
relative to the table of the saw. This design is for the
scoring blade on a panel saw, used prior to cutting boards with
the main blade.
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3 Right 1 Left (3R1L) or 3 Left 1 Right (3L1R).
A four teeth grouping with three teeth beveled to one side
followed by one beveled to the other side. This provides an
extremely clean cut on one side of the material. Used as a
pair on double cut-off panel trimming and double mitre machines.
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All Right (CA) or All Left (DA). All teeth
beveled to one side provides a mirror-like finish on one side of
the material. Used as a pair on double cut-off panel
trimming and double mitre machines.
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At Dynamic Saw, We Make The Cutting Edge!
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