Tonight was my first time.

[DR Buck]

One of my colleagues, Greenhorn Artisan, has a really nice cut-off saw with a really expensive blade on it for fine woodworking. It puts a very smooth professional edge on the end grain. I've seen how it looks on red cedar and black locust-- very very nice. I'm not sure what the name of the blade is, but I can find out.

Would definitely be interested in trying that blade. Thanks much

I use a Freud "glue line" blade on my sliding miter saw.  I also have a glue line ripping blade for my table saw.   Both are quite expensive.

[Tree Feller]

I've been pleased with the cut of Forrest blades.  They have different blades for different uses.

Blades that leave a very nice finish are expensive

+1

[Okrafarmer]

I still haven't been able to confirm, but I think Greenhorn's blade may be a Freud. I will let you know as soon as I get back over there (and make it home) so maybe Wednesday or Thursday. I didn't manage to work today, too rainy for me to bother. Sawmill is probably surrounded by water.