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    This document provides a chart for selecting the appropriate blade size and tooth configuration for various woodworking projects based on the material thickness. It lists common woodworking project types like fretwork, puzzles, general woodworking, compound cuts, intarsia, and segmentation. For each material thickness range, it recommends a blade size from #2/0 to #9 as well as the tooth configuration like skip-tooth or reverse-tooth. The chart is a helpful reference for choosing the right blade to get a clean cut for different woodworking tasks.

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    This document provides a chart for selecting the appropriate blade size and tooth configuration for various woodworking projects based on the material thickness. It lists common woodworking project types like fretwork, puzzles, general woodworking, compound cuts, intarsia, and segmentation. For each material thickness range, it recommends a blade size from #2/0 to #9 as well as the tooth configuration like skip-tooth or reverse-tooth. The chart is a helpful reference for choosing the right blade to get a clean cut for different woodworking tasks.

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    Never Fail Blade Chart: Woodworking

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    Alen Anušić
    This document provides a chart for selecting the appropriate blade size and tooth configuration for various woodworking projects based on the material thickness. It lists common woodworking project types like fretwork, puzzles, general woodworking, compound cuts, intarsia, and segmentation. For each material thickness range, it recommends a blade size from #2/0 to #9 as well as the tooth configuration like skip-tooth or reverse-tooth. The chart is a helpful reference for choosing the right blade to get a clean cut for different woodworking tasks.

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    CRAFTS

    woodworking CRAFTS
    Never Fail Blade Chart
    woodworking
    Project
    CRAFTS
    Material* Thickness**
    (or overall thickness of stack) Blade Size Tooth Configuration

    Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/4" or thinner #2/0 to #1


    FRETWORK
    & PORTRAITS Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/4" to 1/2" #1 to #2

    Hardwood (less dense), softwood, 1/2" to 3/4" #3 to #4


    FRETWORK plywood
    & PORTRAITS
    Hardwood (dense) 1/2" to 3/4" #4 to #5

    Hardwood (less dense), softwood, Reverse-tooth


    3/4" to 1" #4 to #6
    plywood or spiral
    reverse-tooth
    Hardwood (dense) 3/4" to 1" #5 to #7

    Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/4" or thinner #2/0 to #1


    PUZZLE
    Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/4" to 1/2" #1 to #2

    PUZZLE Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/2" to 3/4" #3 to #4

    Hardwood (less dense), softwood 3/4" to 1" #4 to #6 Reverse-tooth

    Hardwood (dense) 3/4" to 1" #5 to #7

    Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/4" or thinner #2/0 to #1


    GENERAL
    Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/4" to 1/2" #1 to #2

    GENERAL Hardwood, softwood, plywood 1/2" to 3/4" #3 to #4

    Hardwood (less dense), softwood, 3/4" to 1" #4 to #6 Skip-tooth or


    plywood
    reverse-tooth
    Hardwood (dense) 3/4" to 1" #5 to #7

    Hardwood (less dense), softwood 3/4" (19mm) to 1" #4 to #7


    COMPOUND
    Hardwood (dense) 3/4" to 1" #5 to #7
    COMPOUND
    Hardwood (less dense), softwood 1" and thicker #7

    Hardwood (dense) 1" and thicker #9

    Hardwood (less dense), softwood 1/2" to 1" #3 to #6


    INTARSIA &
    SEGMENTATION Hardwood (dense) 1/2" to 1" #5 to #7
    Skip-tooth
    INTARSIA & SEGMENTATION
    Hardwood (less dense), softwood 1" and thicker #5 to #7

    Hardwood (dense) 1" and thicker #7 to #9

    * Dense hardwood includes species such as maple or oak. Less dense hardwood includes species such as cherry or walnut.
    ** 1/4"=6mm; 1/2"=13mm; 3/4"=19mm; 1"=25mm

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