When choosing a saw blade to make a cut on a particular piece of wood, the choice of blade will make certainly affect the finish of hte cut, which in turn will determine how much sanding you'll have to do to clean up the cut. Like most woodworkers, I really don't enjoy sanding. It is often a tedious job, but every woodworker knows that the better job he does on the sanding, the better the finish on the project. With that in mind, using the right saw blade for the material being cut (and the direction of the cuts) can dramatically reduce the amount of sanding required.
Want to cut down on the amount of sanding you'll need to do on your projects? Learn how to select the proper saw blade for any task and you'll have far less work to do when it comes time to sand your project.
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