The picture shows the cut with the UR-9 on the right, and the one made with the Polar blade on the left. What a difference!! The cutting was slow, but dead-on accurate, and left no burn or blade marks. I've since found out that this blade has become quite popular, and comes in many sizes. I've used it for corian and acrylic, but never thought of using it for wood.
Hope my discovery inspires you to give this blade a try. It was a wonderful and unexpected discovery for me.
Funny you should write about this. I was just cutting a lamination of maple and purple heart. I used tape which kept the burning down but it was hard going. Then I had put in a #5 skip tooth reverse blade for another job and tried it on the laminate and it worked much better than the #9. The cut was so sooth it didn't need any sanding. Earl Eyre
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