WOODWORKING PROFESSIONALS
Created with the Professional in Mind
Before we go any further, it is important to explain the difference between a carpenter and a woodworker. Generally, a carpenter is thought of as being someone who typically builds structures out of wood, such as houses. A professional woodworker is described as someone who makes things out of wood such as furniture.
The term “Master Woodworker” or “Master Carpenter” is not an official title or certification that exists within the United States. The highest certification that someone can obtain is that of a journeyman. Other countries, such as Japan, do offer Master level training.
A professional woodworker will have several critical skills. They are technically inclined, have mechanical skills, very proficient in math and problem solvers. However, perhaps the single most important skill set is an accurate attention to detail. As such this group of woodworkers respect the highest quality tooling and demand consistent and repeatable performance from the cutting tools they use.
BLADE CONFIGURATIONS FOR THE PROFESSIONAL

Ripping Blades
Aggressive rip cuts with our 24 tooth blade. Perfect sizing without scoring marks from our 36 tooth glue line rip. Special laser cut slots on the periphery and body filled with special dampening material. The result is a blade that cuts extremely quietly and does not vibrate in the cut.

Cross Cut Blades
Our cross-cut, trim, and miter saw blades each have specific geometry on the carbide teeth based on the application. Special laser cut slots on the periphery and body filled with special dampening material. The result is a blade that cuts extremely quietly and does not vibrate in the cut.

Combination
A 50 tooth combination blade capable of ripping as well as cross-cutting requirements. Heavier blade body for maximum stability. Internal slots filled with special dampening material. The result is a blade that cuts extremely quietly and does not vibrate in the cut.