When it comes to cutting, craft, and interior projects, solid surface saw blades are popular for their ability to cut through a variety of materials. But, even with top-quality blades, you need to know how to pick them based on your cutting needs.

Many people look for a more budget-friendly alternative to high-end saw blades. That’s where the Proline series comes in—an economical option that delivers reliable performance without the high cost.

What Sets Proline Series Apart?

Buying good quality saw blades can be expensive, and sometimes the regular variety isn’t delivering the cutting standard your projects require. In that case, our economical series are just right for you.

Not only are Proline blades more affordable, but they’re also made to tackle different materials with ease. They come in 8-inch, 9-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch variations. 

With the Proline series, you get an affordable blade that is not only durable but also gives professional-quality cuts.

What Can Solid Surface Saw Blade Cut Through?

Solid surface saw blades are designed to provide you with fine cuts in the following materials:

Laminated Panels

Laminated panels are made by bonding layers of paper or fabric with resin to a core material like MDF or plywood. You usually see them in furniture, cabinetry, and decorative surface designs. Our solid surface saw blades easily cut through laminated panels without causing any excessive peeling. 

Hard & Soft Plastics

Hard and soft plastics are common in craft, DIY projects, and other industries that require the use of saws. Our solid surface saw blades can cut through rigid materials like acrylic (Plexiglas), polycarbonate, and PVC without causing cracks or damage to the cut site. They’re equally as effective for soft and flexible plastics like polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) that tend to move when being cut.

How To Choose The Right One

Although solid surface saw blades come in handy for cutting a variety of materials, you still need to know how to choose the right one for your cutting needs. 

1. Make Sure Your Blade is The Right Size: Our surface saw blades come in different sizes ranging from 8-inch ones to 12-inch ones. The right blade depends on what size blade your saw uses. Check the manual or compare the size of the blade in use to the one you’re going to buy.

2. Check The Tooth Count: Depending on the material you’re working with, you might need to be mindful of the tooth count on your blade. A higher tooth count accounts for slower, smoother cuts, while a low tooth count makes faster ones.

3. Understand The Material You’re Working With: Solid surface saw blades are used on a variety of materials, each with specific requirements. It’s important to know whether your project will include materials like wood, where this blade type might not work well.

Get The Best Solid Surface Saw Blades Near You

The Sharpening House offers premium-quality saw blades for you to choose from. Depending on the project, you can choose from our regular Solid Surface Saw Blades or the Proline Solid Surface Saw Blades. 

And, if you’ve already got blades you like but need them to be sharper–then we’ve got you covered. Call us at (705)325-8665 or Contact us to learn more!