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Oct 21, 2026 - 09:20 AM
For a clean crosscuts in wood, an alternate top bevel (ATB) grind is a popular choice: the alternating bevels grind produces a smooth edges and reduces chipping, particularly in veneers and sheet materials. The blades the listed here use ATB, so you have a choice of different diameters and tooth counts while retaining this finish-oriented grind. The 80-tooth Prestige blade is described as producing chip-free cuts, while the 108-tooth AGE blade is designed for smooth crosscuts and I use each of them in my shop along with the 60-tooth Amana blade which offers the same grind for general cut-off work. Having the ATB option across the range of quality blades let me select the size and tooth count that I need to produce a stunning finish on my customers projects . Happy new customers become happy old customers with many referrals following them.
