[Dan_Watson]

Anyone use? Worth it?

 

[RobertCDF]

I question it because I've found that the lower tooth count seems to work better on composite rather than the higher tooth counts.

 

[Rustbucket]

I would try it. I suppose composites might be better suited to a different tooth geometry than wood. On the other hand the higher tooth count might create more heat.

 

[RobertCDF]

On the other hand the higher tooth count might create more heat.

That's what I discovered, makes me wonder if tooth angle can really work any better.

 

[m1911]

I've found that a negative tooth angle works best.

 

[Dan_Watson]

But it says melt free...

 

[B.D.R.]

What is the rake on the tooth?
Generally I trust Freud, but depend on their combo blade for most things other than fine finishing.

 

[Dan_Watson]

http://www.trex.com/products/accessory-hardware/

 

[B.D.R.]

Looks like about a 5 degree.
I think most sliders recommend a 0 or negative rake.
Regular chopsaw might be the right tool.
I'm sure it will be okay no matter which tool you put it on.
How much?