Answer
Oct 01, 2026 - 11:23 AM
The number of teeth on a saw blade affects the quality and speed of the cut. Blades with more teeth, such as 96T or 108T, produce finer, smoother cuts and are ideal for crosscutting and working with laminates or melamine. Blades with fewer teeth, like 36T, cut faster and are better for ripping tasks. I use the AGE SERIES because it offers me a wide selection, including high-tooth blades like MD12-963-30 (96T) for ultra-smooth melamine cuts and lower-tooth models like MD210-360 (36T) for general purpose use. This range allows my shop to choose the perfect tooth count for their cutting application, balancing speed and finish. Quality is what it is all about , and having the AGE series in my shop keeps my customers coming back and their referrals with them.
