Thread: new triton user

Hi and welcome to the Forum! Whereabouts in England do you live?

The supplied blade is a good one and can be sharpened. Mine's still going well, so I've not needed to sharpen it yet. You can get higher quality blades, but be prepared to pay much more for a higher tooth-per-inch rating.

I'm a fan of the Triton router cutters and reckon there as good as CMTs - loads of carbide and very well finished. However, in the UK, Wealden Cutters (Kent) are really excellent value, with a great mail order service too.

You've got some good kit there. I'd add the Workcentre Height Winder Kit for ease of use, otherwise your in good shape. Check in your Personal Message box.

Ray.

Originally Posted by The enderman

How long does the saw blade that comes with the triton 235mm precision power saw last, roughly? I know there are lots of influencing factors but if I was to just cut softwood/pine mostly with the occasional piece of oak. Also can it be resharpened successfully?

Yes they can be re sharpened
How long they last , realy there are too many factors involved even down to how you set the guide but the triton blades are of a good quality and should last as well as any other blades if you have it well set up and are only cutting pine and oak

Originally Posted by The enderman

Are the professional 235mm circular saw blades you can purchase significantly better than the premium ones that comes with the saw? )

depending on what you are cutting ,a 40 tooth blade for ripping , or mabye 80 tooth for fine cuts with exotic timbers it depends on what the blade is designed for , but in general the triton blades are as good as most

Originally Posted by The enderman

Are the triton router cutters good quality and worth purchasing? )

I have found them ok but a tad pricy for me

Originally Posted by The enderman

How do they measure up in terms of quality with others on the market?)

Not sure whats on the market in the UK but their quality is good