Are tungsten tipped sawmill blades worth the money? 

hi there good show john

You are making massive cuts which is placing load onto the blade. Pushing the Mill through the log is not the best idea. Control the feed, either manually or motorised, to get better cuts and longer lasting blades. A manual winder will get you started. You can always rig up a 12 volt motor connected to your feed mechanism.

Agree with that. They don't go with brute force methods. Like the difference between a Ripsaw you push and a fine tooth Japanese Pull Saw. "Horses for Courses". They are more of a Planer Blade, that was what I was after, because the left, neutral rake tooth and right sequence cuts 3mm kerf and needs another 3mm to Plans flat, expensive when Milling Cabinet Timber. Big but though, the precision requirements are much more finicky, expensive wood, expensive blade and more careful use of the Mill tables time. It is a Specialist's job. Cutting sappy wood means pouring the water on and dunno if the Tungsten Tip is worth risking , i didn't get to do that trial.

Durable wood tallowood.

Correct

Hi are you still using the blades and where did you get them

You need a outro