Hi All.
As stated in the subject line, I am going to cut a curve in laminated board. As agreed in a previous thread, I was planning on using a downcut blade suitable for laminate, however, I have just come across another type of blade and was wondering which one would be best for the job.
The one I just discovered neither has its teeth pointing in one direction or the other like how the teeth point upwards for a normal blade or downwards for a downcut blade. The teeth seem straight and the blade claims to be ideal for curve cutting in laminated board.
So, which one should I use?
And, would there be a problem using a jigsaw blade which has a greater depth of cut than the jigsaw's stated maximum depth of cut? If so, what difference would be acceptable?
Thanks.
As stated in the subject line, I am going to cut a curve in laminated board. As agreed in a previous thread, I was planning on using a downcut blade suitable for laminate, however, I have just come across another type of blade and was wondering which one would be best for the job.
The one I just discovered neither has its teeth pointing in one direction or the other like how the teeth point upwards for a normal blade or downwards for a downcut blade. The teeth seem straight and the blade claims to be ideal for curve cutting in laminated board.
So, which one should I use?
And, would there be a problem using a jigsaw blade which has a greater depth of cut than the jigsaw's stated maximum depth of cut? If so, what difference would be acceptable?
Thanks.