Forrest Woodworker II 10" 48 Tooth Premium Saw Blade

Yes, it's an excellent blade and I've already completed two projects with it. This is the smoothest cutting blade I own, of several really good blades. The narrower kerf does cause a problem - the riving knife on my tablesaw now sometimes binds in the cut because the kerf is narrower. I am now trying to get a second riving knife, slightly thinner, or a second knife that I can polish down slightly. The same situation may apply to the splitter guard, I'll have to test that. I have only been using the riving knife, with occasional 4/4 stock ripping and mostly crosscut sled work for these two projects (furniture pieces). The binding has happened both when crosscutting and when ripping. This isn't the fault of the blade at all, it's just something to be aware of when you purchase a narrower kerf blade.