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Ridge Carbide TS2000 10"x60T Saw Blade
Table Saw Crosscutting & Plywood, 1/8" Full Kerf
As good as Ridge Carbide’s 40-tooth TS2000 is
for everyday work, for extended crosscutting jobs and ripping &
crosscutting chip-prone sheet goods, it’s worth owning an alternative. Are you using an INCRA miter gauge or sled to
produce parts for frames or segmented turnings?
The 60-tooth TS2000 is the ideal tool.
This American-made TS2000’s top-shelf
materials, razor sharpness, and tight tolerances help it outperform 80T blades
from big-box stores. Some of the
highlights:  Super
accurate cuts – the 0.087”-thick body makes the TS2000 stiffer than thin
kerf blades.
In hardwoods, the 60-tooth alternate top bevel grind shears
the wood’s fibers for super smooth crosscuts.
For
veneered plywood and melamine-coated panels, the shallow +5° rake angle
produces a very clean bottom surface without the crawling feed rate of
80T, negative-rake blades.
Sharper
blades work better! Most blades are
ground to only 400 grit, but Ridge Carbide finishes the tops and faces of
the teeth with 1,200 grit diamond wheels.
The tips literally gleam!
Extra-thick
C-4 carbide tips let you sharpen the TS2000 20-25 times, giving these
blades a life expectancy of 10 to 20 years in a typical home shop.
Fantastic
value: You’ll spend $300 in
sharpening costs over the life of ANY blade, so why give up performance by
spending less on the blade up front?
If you’ve been spending $60 – $70 on
mass-market blades of different colors, treat yourself to something better. Instead of gimmicks like low-friction paint
and vibration reducing gizmos, your money buys you top-shelf materials, razor
sharpness, and tight manufacturing tolerances.
Quick Tip: Ridge Carbide’s sharpening service is the
best in the business…do yourself a favor and don’t send your blades anywhere
else for service.
Specifications:
Size:
10” Diameter, 60 Teeth
Arbor:
5/8”
Carbide Tips:
Micro Grain C-4
Tip Grind:
20° Alternate Top Bevel
Hook Angle (Rake): +5°
Kerf Width:
1/8” (0.125”)
Body Thickness: 0.087”
Made in USA.
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