This type blade is especially good for mitering work. A classic profile design generally used for edge forming applications. Open coated abrasives cut slightly slower, but are easily cleaned and last longer, than closed coat abrasives. Compared with the relative smoothness of closed grain woods, open grain woods show large pores. To achieve a smooth finish these pores must be filled, using a suitable paste filler.
White shellac is more refined and is bleached to remove the tint.
Brown shellac is the least refined and imparts a very dark brown tinge to the finish. Be careful when setting the cutting height of the blade. Never allow the raised center hub to contact the material being cut. To remove fine shavings with a knife, chisel, or other cutting instrument. Smooth surface particle board is dense, useful for both furniture and laminate jobs.