I like the Woodmizer blades; I also recently bought some from the local Carbide Saw company (they make them cut to length). The local company blades are more expensive (by a bit), but the steel looks harder; I haven't cut with them yet, but I suspect higher carbon in the blade.
I changed to Timber Wolf blades. I have a local Amish sharpening service that does the sharpening instead of shipping them out or investing in equipment.
you wouldn't happen to be in the Southwestern ontario area would you? ive been looking for a sharpening place for my blades.
if not guess a new sharpener is in the future
cheers
No, West Central Illinois. Woodmizer has a sharping service that you send the blades in and they return them. They will even replace them (at charge) if they are beyond their life.
Good luck!
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