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I like the Bailey's 10" green wedges. I haven't been doing this long enough to have tried lots of different types though. I don't care for the yellow ones with the guide ridges. Nice for stacking, but the leading edge, near the guide ridge, tends to break off extremely easily.
One thing about the green ones, if the head gets a little "smooshed" I just take the saw and clean up the edges a little. The wedge is ready to go again in less than 30 seconds.
The Black Bear wedges are really nice to stack up but the head is small and easy to damage. I think I'll try more of the green Bailey's next. What say you.
I like the Bailey's 10" green wedges. I haven't been doing this long enough to have tried lots of different types though. I don't care for the yellow ones with the guide ridges. Nice for stacking, but the leading edge, near the guide ridge, tends to break off extremely easily.
One thing about the green ones, if the head gets a little "smooshed" I just take the saw and clean up the edges a little. The wedge is ready to go again in less than 30 seconds.