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SuperSilent
Press Commentaries

[...] Ultra-silent, flexible, splendid […] For the past few months people with
somewhat dusty hands and a disbelieving expression have regularly been
leaving the head office of AKE Knebel in the Swabian town of Balingen. […]
The service life was more than ten times longer than with conventional high-
quality carbide-tipped saw blades. Moreover, the saw blade was thus flexible,
that beech wood end grain could be cut just as well as spruce along the grain,
plywood or coated MDF. This sounds like the total fulfilment of a saw blade
wish list of joiners, wood dealers and professional furniture manufacturers.
[...]
Source: Article from the trade journal HOLZDesign 010/2013

[...] Ultra-silent and precise […] Interesting as well: Despite the sharp cut there
is hardly any risk of injury during handling. […] Draw-in forces or ejection
forces while sawing are barely developing, which means that the user enjoys
rebound-free and safe sawing. The quality of both the entry edge and exit
edge is very high. Thanks to the new design, featuring a high bending
stiffness, the saw kerf could be reduced by more than 1/3 to 2 mm. [...]

Source: Article from the trade journal BM 7/2013

[...] the straightforward idea bears the brilliant solution [...] These specifically
adjusted blades do certainly have a right to exist. In practice a multi material
saw blade that cuts everything from soft wood (longitudinal) to both sides
coated worktop material for a long time with consistently high cutting quali-
ty and low noise is, however, lacking. Ideally this should also be affordable.
Amazingly enough: A|K|E managed to combine all these features in the new
SuperSilent. I am therefore convinced that the company of A|K|E was rightly
placed first with this year’s new items‘ competition. [...]
But you have to be prepared to slaughter „sacred cows”: Tiny mouse teeth
instead of 20 times’ resharpening? No problem with a diamond knife. On the
whole this is even more favourable, because the service life is many times
longer and the cost for frequent re-grinding of a carbide-tipped blade do not
apply. [...]

Source: Article from the trade journal HOB 09 / 2013

[...] Quiet now [...]
The end to screeching circular saw blades. It is a paradigm shift: This circular
saw blade does not have any gullet, only 2 mm kerf and, above all, does not
make any noise. Moreover, it does cut everything – from MDF to beech cross
cut wood [...] This may be changing joiners shops and carpenters shops per-
manently, because the SuperSilent do not only look different – they especially
sound different. [...]

Source: Article from the trade journal Holzkurier 51-52 / 2013

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