Porter Cable 883099 Blade 2 Review

New blade arrived and has met my expectations. Now I just wish there was a way for me to get the woodwork to sit flat. Wobbles slightly on flat surfaces. This will result in an inaccurate cut.

If you have a Porter Cable Biscuit Joiner, you need this blade, especially if you are working on relatively small (as well as large) items. No doubt it works fine. However the price is absolutely stupid - insane - compared to what you would pay for a 60 tooth carbide tipped table saw blade. This one has 4.

This is my first experience with a cookie cutter. Face-framing cookies work great: they're not very dense, but there's a little wiggle room when placing. The face frames came out great (and this was my first job). I used a #10 Dewalt cookie to attach the front frame. on the body, and they are very snug and offer perfect alignment. From my understanding, only the Porter Cable cutter allows the use of a 2 inch blade (face framing blade). That's why I chose the Porter cable, and it seems like the…

I bought this saw blade with a flat and plate joint PC 557 enjoy it over dowels. This blade is used for front framed (FF) cookies, of which I made about 10 cuts. So far, and although the blade was new, it wasn't particularly sharp and seemed to have some issues cutting pine. Add to that the fact that this blade is 25% of the cost of the machine and I'm not keen on it but I made this for a project. Using a 4 inch saw blade is no problem. So next time I need to sharpen a table saw blade I'll try…