ridgid saw blades

[RODDY]

were can i find more info?

[VASandy]

Here's Ridgid's site for them:
http://www.ridgid.com/Tools/Titanium-Coated-Saw-Blades/index.htm

There's been lots of discussion about them here, too. A quick search using "saw blades" gave me 11 pages!! Maybe a bit too much info. I'm sure you could refine your search a bit more depending on what type of blade you're curious about.

[RODDY]

does any 1 here have 1? and if so how do you like it?

[Kev Dog]

I have one and I really like it. It cuts smooth and doesn't seem to burn through the cuts.

[Orange Apron]

The ones in the store are also made by Freud. They arrive in the same package mixed with Freud blades.

I hae a Freud 60T and its been working great for me

[hewood]

The titanium series is made by Freud to about the same standards as the Diablo and Avanti series AFAIK. My Ridgid 1060 cut nicely, but not quite to same level as my Industrial series Freuds, Infinity, Ridge Carbide, or WWII.

On sale I'd consider the Ridgid blades a good buy. At regular retail, I think you'd be better off stepping up to the Freud Industrial series (prefix "L") for about the same price. You'll get tighter tolerances are more carbide with the upper end blades.

[RODDY]

this might sound not so smart but what are the differences with the blades
(im kinda new at this)

[garager]

Roddy, here is a site you might be interested in, I have boughten from them, decent blades if I do say so myself. They also explain to you the designing of saw blades, what makes a good one, why and what purpose blade you need. Anyhow hope this will help you.
http://www.justsawblades.com/systimatic/terminology.htm

[Velosapien]

They look like they are pretty close to the Diablo range, possibly a little better than the Avanti line. Biggest drawback to the Avanti is they have no anti-vibration or expansion slots. They are loud as hell and tend to wobble and deflect on deep cuts as a result. The Ridgid line does appear to have slotting similar to the Diablo line but not as aggressive as the L series. The hook angle on them looks to be about 15 degree accross most of the line also making it similar to the Diablo/Avanti. That makes them pretty good and more aggressive for underpowered saws but the tradoff is more splintering. They look like a good blade if you can get them for a good price. If you find yourself paying closer to Freud L series prices for them, get the L series instead.

[AngryBeaver]

I replaced the oem blade on my TS as soon as I was finished assembling it. I'm using their 50 tooth combination blade, I like it very much. provides some very smooth cuts. I went with this blade since I'm using their 60 tooth 12" version on my miter saw and again the results are really nice.:D

[biscuit]

I am using a Ridgid 90tooth on my 10 mitre saw and love it. I have a 60 on my table saw and 12 in mitre saw and have no complaints with it as well.